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NFT relaunch | +C.O.C ft mini monster beasts | sponsor META-BUILDERS
Recorded: June 30, 2023 Duration: 2:27:12Space Recording
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Don't you know, we're talking about a revolution. It sounds like a whistle.
While they're standing in the welfare lines, crying at the doorsteps of those armies of salvation.
Wasting time in the other moment lines. Sitting around, waiting for a promotion. Don't you know, talking about a revolution sound.
Who are people gonna rise up and get their share? Who are people gonna rise up and take what's there?
Don't you know, you better run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run.
It's finally the tables are starting to turn. Talking about a revolution. It's finally the tables are starting to turn. Talking about a revolution. Oh, no. Talking about a revolution. Oh, oh.
While they're standing in the welfare lines. Crying at the doorsteps of those armies of salvation.
The armies of salvation. Wasting time in the other moment lines. Sitting around, waiting for a promotion. Don't you know, talking about a revolution sound.
And finally the tables are starting to turn. Talking about a revolution. Oh, oh, no. Talking about a revolution. Oh, oh, no. Talking about a revolution. Oh, oh, oh, no.
Good afternoon and happy Friday. And welcome to the Community Communities NFT space. And tonight we are featuring a blast from the past, Mini Monster Beasts.
And we are helping her do her first ever official launch, but the launch for her V2 NFT project. And we're super excited. Tonight's hosts are going to be Tricky. And also the bacon sandwich. So welcome, everybody. I hope all is well. Happy Friday. Super excited. Tricky bacon. How are you guys doing?
Hey, what's up, guys? Yeah, Friday again. So, so quick. Yeah, we're back on Friday. As always, 9 p.m. UK time. Always looking forward to this.
Yes, sir. Welcome. It's Tricky Buddha from DeFi Space Donkeys. Another glorious Friday. Thanks, all you friends, for turning up in numbers. We got lots of pluses in the building.
And then let's retweet this space and tag some friends. Grow this out. And yeah, we've got Mini Monster Beasts in the house. I can't wait. Welcome to the stage as well. All our friends. Wolfpunks. I see you. Bagel.
Drakatis. We got Metabird Builders in the house. I see you. Mermaid from Outer Space. Thanks for stopping in. Tyler. Z3. The whole team is here. Crypto Toe. Trey. Oh, man.
Who else we got here? We got a couple of news. New and cyber security. I'll give you a follow, buddy. Thanks for joining us.
Yeah.
Anyway, let's retweet the space. Let's grow this out. And Mini Monster should be here shortly.
Yes, she should be. We did just notice that she did do a TikTok video and she put an hour later on a timer. So she may have the wrong time.
But we're going to find out shortly if she has. But if not, it's all good because it is going to be a launch party.
So there's going to be lots of different projects talking, people talking. We're going to have a good, nice vibe tonight. I'm super excited about that.
We've got so much news to talk about anyway. So we have got many things to speak about. If she doesn't turn up just right away, shout out to Marie J as well for joining.
We appreciate you for coming. Drakatis is in the building as well. So yeah.
And we've got Wolf Packs. And we've got Bagel as well. Bagel is here too.
Hello, hello everybody. What is up, the community?
What is up? How's your Friday going so far? Good?
It is going great. You know what we do. We've just been sitting around, jumping from space to space, smoking up, vibing.
Nice. I like it. Absolutely love it. So also we've got Mike in the building. Mike, how are we doing, sir?
Yep. Mike's probably busy doing three different things at once.
You called me Mike. I thought you were talking about somebody else.
I've been practicing.
Yeah, I'm good. Thanks, thanks.
Good, good. Yeah, no, sorry. Well, I am hoping. Yeah, well, he's called Mike, but obviously because his name's Meta Builders, because he's the CEO of Meta Builders, then I have a habit of calling him Meta Builders.
So Meta Builders is definitely a lot more than one person.
I call him Meta Builders, too. It's a bad habit.
Yeah, I know. It's just because you just try and read what you see on the screen, don't you, at the same time?
Oh, Ray's just joined as well. How are we doing, Ray? Hope you're good. Thank you for joining. If anyone wants to come up on stage, put your hand up. We'll get quite a few people up on the stage tonight. It's going to be a nice laid back, cool space.
I think Ray got a sick Ascensions.
Oh, did she?
Yeah, I think she got a banger.
She beat me to it. It was on the floor. It was one of the unrevealed. It got revealed, and it was on the floor. And all of a sudden, we're all scrambling trying to get this knight. But yeah, she beat me by a couple seconds and scooped it up.
It was processing, too. I lost the ETH on the transaction.
Oh, no, that sucks, man. That sucks.
But hey, congrats on that. That's a good win. I was like, there's no way that's going to sit there for long. It didn't. Yep, it didn't.
Yeah, fair play. There's nothing worse than losing ETH to a failed transaction as well. That happened to me today, and it really stung. I forgot how much of a pain that really was.
Yeah, I lost half my ETH the other day doing that.
Never would happen on Amazon. I'm just saying. I don't know. We've got to fix that. That's definitely a broken feature to Web3 and the blockchain, especially because you've got all these people now who are using MevBots to do sandwich attacks.
Well, they'll just up the gas and buy it first and then sell it to the person who actually made the transaction.
Yeah.
Kind of dirty.
It is a dirty one, I suppose. But I don't imagine any of the miners are going to complain about it anytime.
Oh, no. Absolutely not.
But yeah, as well, thank you for everyone retweeting the space. If anyone hasn't, please do. We are going to be linking.
Am I really the one? Oh, wait, no, there's nine.
Oh, was you the only one that didn't?
No, I said, am I the only one that did? Because he said there's one retweet, and it confused me because there's nine.
Oh, so I said, if anyone didn't retweet.
Oh, am I bad for misunderstanding, my man?
Yeah, if you didn't retweet, ref's got to come for you.
Oh, no. Not again.
I called him in my closet the other night.
I don't know how he got all the way to America so quick, but uh-uh.
He's growing a whole army over there, man.
You've got to be careful.
Careful who you mess with.
Yeah, community is going global, isn't it?
They don't call it the community.
The community is for nothing.
I was just referring to the five children, but yeah.
I mean, the community is pretty massive, too.
So, I don't know if you guys remember, but I completely missed out on Ascensions.
Uh, I was trying to get one.
Well, I was trying to get my five or whatever, and transaction failed, lost my ease, but then
one of the guys from the community, the communities gave me one, and so I just posted it up in
the Megatron.
Is it me, or is that David Bowie?
That's David Bowie.
That one looks fire, though.
Yeah.
Yeah, I love it.
I love it.
So, you know, I don't want to give his name out in case he doesn't want people to know
he's giving stuff out, but I thank him very much for that, and it just shows what being
part of the communities of communities is, because I would like to have at least one.
I mean, I'm sure I'll end up scooping some off the floor, because I like them, but, you
know, it's just, and I didn't ask him for that.
He just was like, hey, give me your wallet address, and I'll send you one.
So, I thought that was awesome.
That's a rare trait, too, the fire on the chest.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That one's nice.
Yeah.
No, I really like it, and, you know, I just think it's great.
So, um...
Definitely a great project.
That's for saying.
Yeah, Douglas is also in the building.
Christian, you're not trying to introduce yourself yet, bro.
How are you doing, sir?
Good.
All good.
In the garden with my little daughter.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, we're just going to start watching some telly and listen to the Twitter space.
So, chill out.
Awesome.
Always good to hear from you, brother.
Mm-hmm.
We do have, like, 17 people in here, but we've only got, like, nine or 11 retweets.
So, let's get a couple more retweets.
I'm going to go ahead and put a tag down there as well.
But is there anybody else who just got anything new they want to share?
Some things that popped off this week.
I mean, I know that Bitcoin and a lot of the Bitcoin derivatives are moving.
Same thing with Litecoin today.
Yeah, did you see...
I just wanted to give a big shout-out to JD, actually.
He's made a couple of amazing shout-out videos.
So, I just wanted to give a big shout-out to JD.
There were some great videos there, bud.
So, what do you guys think of Litecoin ordinals?
Um, why are we calling it an ordinal?
I don't know.
I jumped in a space with something Wildcats, and I don't know why.
It inscribes just like Bitcoin on...
I don't know.
It's very strange.
That's why I was asking, because I was confused, too.
Interesting.
I actually haven't heard about that.
Yeah, so it's...
I'll have to look into it.
Yeah, it's...
I wish I could find the name, but...
Anyway, I was going to say, I'm doing my first space tonight at 9 o'clock.
We've got some people scheduled, but anybody from the community that wants to show up,
we'll put you up.
Cool.
You said you're at 9 o'clock?
Yeah, 9 Eastern Standard Time, yeah.
Cool.
Cool.
How long are you going to go for an hour or two?
Yeah, as long as I'm going to go...
I've got Casa de Luna's coming, Slice of Pie, Good Dog, me, I know Minty's, and I'm forgetting
somebody else.
But I just figured, you know, we would go until it got boring, so I figured while I was in
here, you know, anybody that wants to show up to shill, come on and shill.
If you want to show up to just hang out, just hang out.
I'll be there.
You know, just trying to...
I'll have a coffee.
Okay, awesome.
And like I said, if you know anybody who wants to present, pick up a mic and I'll put you up there.
Yeah, thank you, Matt.
I appreciate that.
Yeah.
For anyone that isn't as well, I've just pinned our Community Communities Telegram group.
So if anyone isn't already, come join our Telegram group because that's where we, you know, we spend most of our time.
And that's the place where we're really trying to grow the community and get everybody together.
There's already so many people in there that aren't in the Twitter group and vice versa.
So we're just trying to get everyone in one place.
So if anyone wouldn't mind, if you've got Telegram, join our Twitter group and if...
Our Telegram group.
And if you haven't got Telegram, download it and then join our group.
That would be awesome.
So it's great because, you know, you can ask a question and then, you know, it just gets answered, you know, instead of having to wait till the next space.
So to tell you the truth, it's pretty much the only reason I have Telegram.
It's...
I don't usually use Telegram, but...
Because, you know, there's so many scammers or whatever on Telegram.
So...
But I found out how to kind of weed that out now.
So I've been using it more and I kind of like the format better than, you know, having to wait for a space, you know.
Yeah.
And your best bet with stuff like that, most of the time, you know, they reach out to your DMs or just always, you know,
if you're not sure if that's the person you think it is, just ask it in the public forum that you're from because then the right person will tell you if that is or isn't them.
Because, you know, there is a few different things.
It's the same with any platform.
You've always got to be careful of stuff like that.
But, yeah, it's definitely where we have the majority of our conversations.
We also run our mental health space in there almost every Tuesday.
You know, there is the odd occasion where we are unable to do the space.
But nine times out of ten, we do our mental health space in there just because it's a more safer environment than I'm here.
Because we have had people join and basically try and make a mockery of the space and, you know, try and be silly with it.
So we like to do it in there now because we know the community, we know everyone that's in there and people only join it for that reason.
So, yeah.
Yeah, it's a conversation amongst friends at that point rather than doing it on a more public platform.
It's a little bit more intimate.
Yeah, and you know what, I was in an aura space last night and they were talking, they were touching a little bit on mental health, you know, and saying how, like, you know, a lot of creative people kind of have mental health issues sometimes.
You know, it's not an uncommon thing.
And I had never thought about it until he mentioned it, but I told him, I said, you know, I said, it's crazy.
I feel like I'm accepted, you know, because I deal with mental health myself.
I have anxiety and bipolar and, you know, I take medication.
And, you know, most of the times I'm afraid to say that to people because you get judged.
And it's crazy to me that people in Web3 are more understanding of it than people in real life.
And he said the same thing, you know, so I really appreciate you guys for putting that on.
I think that's important for a lot of people.
And, you know, I think a lot of people are afraid to talk about it.
And that's why I always say anybody that ever is, you know, feeling bad or going through anything, you know, you can always just come ask me, come talk to me, anything.
But having this community makes it, you know, so much nicer.
Yeah, thank you, Brad.
I appreciate it.
And, you know, we're glad that it has that effect because that is obviously the ultimate goal.
So, I know that's awesome.
Cheers, buddy.
And Brad, welcome to the stage, my friend.
How are you doing, sir?
Good, brother.
How are you doing?
Mickey, how's everybody doing in the community today?
Awesome.
We need a hug emoji on Twitter, okay, for these moments of, like,
deep, like, interconnected, personal sharing moments.
We need a hug emoji.
We should all vote it in.
Yeah, definitely.
Yeah, but that goes against, like, social distancing and stuff.
You can't be doing that.
Or does it promote it because you're able to give somebody a hug socially distanced?
Oh, yeah.
Make a good point.
Yeah, I mean, would I have to step away from a phone when we did it?
You know, I suppose I have to factor that in.
But, no, Brad, I see that you are making content again on TikTok.
That was amazing news.
I was well happy to see that.
Sorry.
I just cut out.
I rugged.
I was walking out of the house.
I disconnected from Wi-Fi, so I didn't hear anything anyone said.
Yeah, no, just congratulating you on making a comeback on TikTok.
I thought that was awesome.
I think we should definitely continue the...
Yeah, it's time, right?
...and the community together.
It's time.
Yeah, absolutely.
We've had a year to lick our wings and move on.
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
We need to bring that energy back onto all social media platforms
and bring the community together again because, you know,
this is the thing that people miss is that just working together
is such an absolute game-changer.
And, you know, it was nice to be able to sort of prove that point
the other day when Hangry Animals was up against three other communities
for being voted into whether or not they were chosen to be featured
in a space.
And the other communities had hundreds of thousands of followers in them
and they only had a few thousand.
And the community came together and they won by 77%,
which I just thought was absolutely amazing.
but it just shows the power of the community.
The numbers there, the numbers there are crazy.
To win that by 77% is huge from a numbers perspective.
Like, people turned up and that was really good to see.
Yeah, absolutely smashed it.
Way to go, community.
Everyone who re-shared it, everyone who voted, that was awesome.
That was a great flex.
I loved it.
Yeah, definitely.
And it's just amazing for, you know, a lot of the time
because we haven't botted our social media accounts
that we get overlooked, which is just a huge shame.
So to really make ourselves known in a situation like that
where you think, yeah, you know, this one account that's got 210,000 followers
and this one that's got 139,000
and then another one had 31,000, I think it were.
And then there was this one with just over 2,000 followers
that just came out of nowhere and absolutely smashed it
and all the support in the comments section.
And, yeah, it was brilliant.
It just shows that coming together just really sets the standard, you know.
Yeah, and real community is one thing.
Botted followers don't mean anything.
If they don't show up for you, those bots are useless.
Not even they're just bots, though, right?
Like, you look at a lot of communities
and there's a lot of people that aren't actually participating overall as a whole.
So that's the difference.
So if you have 10,000 people, but all you need is 100 of them
to be those people that are spending $100 to $1,000.
And that doesn't even mean just in money, but effort and time and energy.
So if you have 2,000 people that are strongly devoted to the cause,
that's different than having 100,000 people
with maybe like 50 of them who are there daily.
Yeah, I can agree with that 100% because I have like 10,000 followers,
but most of my followers came from when I was running my crypto server.
And so now that I don't really do alpha calls and all that stuff anymore,
they don't – they're not really NFT people.
So sometimes I'm like, I don't know why you don't just leave, you know,
but yeah, they – you know, I still have a good amount of people that do show up,
but I'm just saying that the numbers are not the thing.
It's the actual community.
And it's also this, like, you know, dealing with Oro when I had a problem,
my contract, and I called him up and asked him, you know,
what we could do to fix it.
And he offered me like 10 times what I was asking for to help me get straightened out.
And, you know, it just shows true.
So, you know, I think there's a few communities in the space that are, you know,
a community of communities is one of them.
You know, if I ever had a problem or I ever have a question or, you know,
like Doglins will just reach out to me every once in a while because we talk.
And, you know, it's just a good – it's a good place to be, you know,
because it makes you feel like you are part of a community,
not you're a part of a community that, you know,
people will only come out when you're doing a mint or only, you know,
come out if you're giving something away, you know.
I mean, I'm completely all about not even doing giveaways.
Just if I do give giveaways, I'd rather do it in a place like this
because the community is going to get it, you know.
You're part of a community, not part of a collective.
Yeah, exactly, exactly.
And it does make all the difference.
And just a little off topic before I forget,
tomorrow's space is actually a community walk-in because obviously not normally
we do our featured spaces, which tonight sort of is,
but our guest isn't here yet, bless her, but I'm sure she will be.
I know she did say that, you know, she were cutting it fine with work as well,
so I'm sure that she will turn up.
But tomorrow is a community walk-in where anyone can come and speak
like we are basically doing now, but I've pinned that at the top,
so if you guys wouldn't mind showing some love to that
and setting some reminders, I'd really appreciate it.
And I just thought I'd ask you guys why he was all here
because just that little bit of help will make such a huge difference
in pushing stuff out and getting the support we need.
So, Lady Wings, you have your hand up, darling.
Welcome to the stage.
Welcome to the space.
How are you?
Good afternoon.
I am blessed.
Thank you for asking.
How are you?
Doing good, Lady Wings.
I love that donkey.
What was I going to say, Dan?
I just wanted to say hello, and I am here.
Oh, and it says 1 p.m.
Is that Pacific time or Eastern time or on the other side of the world time?
It'll display in your name.
I mean, it'll display in your local time, usually.
Oh, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Nothing but love and respect for all of you.
Happy Fourth of July.
Hey, Lady Wings.
Hey, how you doing?
Good.
I don't know if you were here when I was saying it,
but me and the Good Dog Club are putting a space on at 9 o'clock,
so you are more than welcome to show up and be part of it.
Ain't nothing but the dog in me.
Yeah, that's right.
What time, tonight or tomorrow?
Tonight, 9 p.m.
Yeah, if you want me to.
Friday night, looking for a place to party.
Found one.
Yeah, it'll be a good time, so.
We'll be with no fun without you.
Oh, thank you.
I'll let the dogs out.
That's right.
Yep, bring the craziest.
We need all the activity.
Let's go.
Me and my random discussion.
No, but I'm playing.
I do love doing giveaways in rooms with my friends, especially when it's, like, kind of unexpected.
I think I'm going to do that more often, you know, where I'm like, all right, everyone, I'm going to tag my alternate account right here.
Down in the comments, I'm going to tag my backup account.
It is Tricky Professor.
You know, you make people crazy when you do that, right?
Yep.
So, I tag Tricky Professor.
Just like that non-flowered cake I make all the time now.
So, I'm going to say follow at Tricky Professor down in the comments.
And everyone here, you can just go there, follow that account, drop your wallet address, and I'm going to pick some winners from this room.
You know what I mean?
Just like a little thank you for everyone who showed up.
So, go ahead and do that.
And if you don't win, you'll still be whitelisted for something cool coming up.
So, there we go.
Why does it have to be called a whitelist?
No, I'm just kidding.
Well, it's pink-less, whitelist.
It ain't colorful.
Colorful.
Right?
Does that mean if I win, I get to be a jackass?
I mean, a donkey?
Damn.
You can always be a jackass.
You know, I can be a jackass, too.
It's okay.
I'll be called a nurse.
I was just going to say that the color white is actually every color combined, if I know that correctly.
Ah, see, my broken brain says it's a non-color.
Yeah, so I think wine is actually the most colorful.
Yeah.
It's got everything in it.
Does that make me a reverse bigot because it's a non-color thing for me?
Does that make me reverse prejudiced?
Or no?
I don't know.
It's just a question.
No, there's no judgment here, I'm sure.
Does that mean I can sharpie them and color them in?
Oh, no, it's a tattoo thing.
All white people are meant to be colored.
It's not a prejudiced thing.
It's a tattoo thing.
I read it in a tattoo shop.
Go figure.
That makes sense.
That does make sense.
Yeah.
I think Ascension's ears were burning.
We were talking about Ascension's earlier.
Look, he turned out.
I know, yeah.
I was just saying, I'm going to give him an invite request to get him up on stage and
he can talk about his recent mint and how it went and the reveal and how that went.
If anyone does want to jump up and talk about that, they can.
That would be awesome.
If you need me to step down, I will.
Yeah, no, it's all right.
Thank you, lady.
I appreciate that.
It should be good.
We've got two co-hosts.
We can get much more people on stage.
I want to get everyone on stage, especially everyone from the early days of TikTok.
I'm looking forward to shortly.
I want to just go to a little topic for a little bit and talk about how the community
started and where it started, which was on TikTok with loads of little NFT projects
all working together.
Yeah, because that's where we met many Monster Beasts as well, so I think it would just tie
in quite nicely.
On that note, JD, how are we doing, buddy?
Welcome to the stage.
How are we doing?
Happy Friday, ladies and gentlemen.
Thank you for having me.
Doing good.
Happy, happy, joy, joy.
How's the new baby doing?
As you guys can hear, you know, she's waking up from her nap.
She's doing great.
Please, please, please kiss the little toes.
Kiss each individual toe for me, please, oh, please.
You got it.
I promise.
And I promise to make the baby a dream catcher.
She's just here.
Yeah.
JD, if you want to kiss my individual toes while you're at it, I'm okay with that.
Again?
You said that was a one-time thing.
She said the heat's on the way.
I don't know about kissing your toes, but I don't have a problem washing your feet.
Only babies get their toes kissed because they smell so good.
No, when our launch is NFT, he told me, I'll give you one if I kiss his toes.
I kiss his toes, he never gets an NFT.
Wow, what a shyster.
And then his dad DMed me.
You didn't get an NFT, but you did get a fungal infection on your lips.
I still have it.
Talk about a severe case of athletes.
It's just a win-win situation, you know?
Right?
That's a fungible fungus.
Yes, that's what we call a win-win situation.
There's a fungus among us.
Well, how are we doing?
How are we doing?
Are we all excited?
Let me see those hearts.
Woo!
The room is getting packed.
Mermaid, the house, dracudas, Ellie's, everybody.
Tyler, Alicia, Marie, Trey.
Colors and non-colors alike.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful day.
Beautiful, amazing people, community.
I just want to shout out to everybody showing up.
I'm a brain aneurysm survivor, if you guys don't know.
You know, I did a nine-month coma.
I was very depressed and stressed.
And at the point where, you know, I wanted to, like, just leave this earth.
But then before I left this earth, I got introduced to Web3.
And then from there, I got introduced to a lot of communities.
And here we are now, you know?
Spaces like this, people like you guys literally change people's lives.
And I can...
Can I just tell you, I love you, and I am glad you're still here.
Of course.
Yeah.
We all love JD.
We met JD over on TikTok.
I mean, I met him a while ago, and I didn't have a clue.
But I have to tell you, I love you.
I mean, that's not a weird kind of love.
It's just me.
Likewise.
Likewise.
Likewise.
You know, love is the answer to the best currency ever.
So that testimony, I want to encourage the people on the bottom listening.
Because I was in your spot at one point, you know?
I wanted to turn on the mic, but I was shy.
This is not a space to be shy about.
We want to hear your voice.
We want to know where you're about.
We want to know what time it is, where you're at.
On top of that...
We want to know what makes you tick.
I want to end this, my two minutes, you know?
What the word impossible has possible in it.
Do not let nobody stop you from achieving your goals.
Be kind to one another.
Happy Fridays to JD from California.
Woo!
We're in California.
Thank you so much for that, JD.
I appreciate it, bro.
And I'm glad that you managed to bounce back from that, definitely.
Because, yeah, Web3 is definitely something that we can all celebrate for many reasons.
Saved my life.
Gave me a family.
Yeah, exactly.
It did.
It did, and your story is just as remarkable in a different way, and that's amazing.
I was hoping I can, just while we're waiting for Minnie to join, just sort of talk about
people's journey through Web3.
I wanted to start with you, Art with Heart, if that's all right.
Because I know that you came into the Chia community, and I think a lot of things changed for you
when that happened, and I'd love for you to just sort of break down what it was like going
from the, you know, the Polygon and Ethereum chains to the moving over to the Chia chain
and learning about that side of blockchain and, you know, all the innovation that was going
on over there and how the community played a part in educating you about it.
And, you know, if you could do that, that would be awesome.
Maybe he's a bit preoccupied.
That's totally fine.
I just want to give a quick shout-out to Mermaid from Space.
I noticed that she's been building, like, a whole catalogue of new things for people
to be able to get that are made by her.
So, yeah, definitely, that's a good shout.
So, if you want to jump up as well, Mermaid, you're more than welcome to.
It'd be awesome to have you come up and talk about all the cool, arty things that you've
got going on, because you do so many different styles of art, you know, with your painting
and your 3D art, and, you know, you're fixing your T-shirts, and so many cool different things.
It's definitely exciting.
Hey, there she is.
How are we doing?
Welcome to the stage.
How are you doing?
How are you doing?
Hello.
Can you all hear me?
Hi, Queen.
Hello.
What's up, everybody?
Hey, welcome.
How are you doing?
I'm doing well.
Actually, I had to step into my garage.
It's 4 p.m. here.
I'm cooking supper for my family.
I'm making spaghetti right now.
Oh, sounds good.
It's turkey spaghetti.
Awesome.
Sounds healthy.
Nice.
Yeah, so while we've got you, and we've not had a chance to get you on stage yet, it would
be awesome for you to talk about your journey in Web3 and how you integrated modern day art
with digital art.
That would be super cool if you could do that, if you've got the time and all you said you
was making food.
I do.
I do.
I'll start off with, for anyone who doesn't know me, my name's Myra.
I'm the creator of the Mermaid from Space NFT project.
Before I came to the NFT space, I was a painter, and I sold paintings online on Instagram for
almost 10 years.
Wasn't really that successful with it.
It was more kind of just like my side hobby and how I basically treated my mental health.
It was my therapy, making art.
And when I started studying coding, and I went to coding boot camp, it was in 2020 during the
pandemic.
And there were whispers about NFTs, so I started to research and learn about them, and I was
like, oh my God, this is coding and art.
So I just kind of dived in and made a project.
Had no idea what I was doing, and I did it backwards, but met a lot of really cool people
and kind of learned about Web3 and website building and marketing, and I've basically just
been winging it this whole time and having fun doing it.
That's amazing.
And you've documented your journey as well, haven't you?
Because I know you utilize TikTok a lot.
Do you happen to use Pinterest as well at all?
I did under a separate account because I do blogging as well, and then I do a lot of content
creation on YouTube, Instagram, and now I'm moving to Twitter.
I almost made it.
Pinterest had for a while where they were paying people to actually make idea pens, and
I almost got in on that.
And then as soon as I got enough followers, you had to have over 10K, and I got that, and
then they stopped paying people.
So I quit using it at that point.
But I do, I want to start utilizing it for my Mermaid from Space project in the future.
I'm hoping to use it to get traffic to come to my website.
Yeah.
So yeah, I'm everywhere.
I'm all over the internet in many different shapes and forms, just trying to find ways
to, in an honorable way, generate income to help my family.
So I don't like to try any, like, I'm not really into any scammy, like, affiliate links
or anything like that.
But I do organically experiment with trying to drive traffic and make money creating content.
Yeah, no, that's amazing.
And you do a great job of making the content as well.
And you've got your own style to it.
And I noticed that quite quickly, especially with, you know, the way you utilize recycling
things and the way you, you know, you'll buy something and then you'll add your, your
own artistic, like, twist to it, which I just think is a really great way to do art.
And it's kind of amazing how you've sort of integrated, you know, the digital side of
it to the physical side of it, because you are a very creative person.
And I've seen how you're always trying to find new creative ways to create the content,
to, you know, do your dialogue around it and keep it interesting.
And you actually do an incredible job of it, you know, and I believe that.
Aw, thank you.
You're a mum as well, aren't you?
Yes, it's, it's, and it's, I'm glad you bring up the recycling, because that is a big part
of my shtick and a part of the NFT project that I'm running is I'm really trying to incorporate
and promoting the idea of thrifting and upcycling clothing as a way to keep it out of landfills.
And this ties into ocean conservation, which my NFT project, part of its utility is 11% is
donated to ocean conservation, because things like fast fashion as pretty bad for our ocean,
they dump a lot of chemicals in there.
And then there are like these huge piles of clothing that we send over to other countries
and pollute, because we're not reusing what we buy here.
There's, I'm all for capitalism, but I'm not for wasting.
And I really want to promote the idea of growing where you're planted and using what you have
instead of focusing on like, you know, flexing or collecting, you know, just for the sake
of buying things.
And that's another reason why I love NFTs, because they're digital.
They don't take up any space.
And I love to collect things so I can buy and have fun and it doesn't take up space in
my home.
Yeah, that's brilliant.
And I love the word upcycle as well.
I think it sounds a lot better than recycle.
You know, I think it has a nice cleaner, you know, perspective to it.
And it also adds like it's being upgraded and, you know, utilised.
Yeah, you've seen some of this stuff.
It's a serious upgrade.
Yeah.
And how are you finding, you know, the community around what you've been doing?
Because I know you've been growing your community for quite a while.
You know, what's your community's reaction to it?
And, you know, how do you interact with your community?
Have you got more people that are into NFTs or have you found more people that are into
the artistic side of it on a physical sense?
One, I've been blown away from the support of the NFT community.
The minute I showed up, I was unprepared a year ago.
And I think it was Cyborg Chicken was the first person to support me.
Then Thea from Birds of the USA.
Then Owl Dude started buying my NFTs.
I had support from the Seabums.
Like everybody just came out of nowhere and was like, oh, you're making NFTs with real art.
And then like sometimes if you because I like to be price inclusive.
So I have cheap NFTs and then I have more expensive ones.
So the more expensive ones will come with an original painting or a thrifted upcycled item.
Usually T-shirts right now.
I've sent out 11 of them so far is what I've beta tested.
I've called them Mermaid from Space Eco-Friendly Merch Bundles.
Most of the people in the community, you know, that have owned my NFTs have received one of
these so far.
If you own one, you will receive one in the future bet.
So I'm and I'm working on three of them right now.
Anyway, I'm kind of rambling.
The point was, to answer your question, the support has been overwhelming and I wasn't
prepared.
So I kind of always feel like I'm a little bit behind because it always surprises me when
people buy my NFTs and it still keeps going.
So I'm really thankful that, you know, people are investing in me and in my business because
it keeps me motivated, it keeps me going and it just shows that there is something out there for
everyone.
I never was successful selling art in any other spaces.
And as soon as I came to Web3, everybody's like, hey, you're weird.
That's cool.
Let's be friends.
And it was, it was way easier than I thought it would be.
Yeah, no, I totally get what you mean.
It is a really interesting journey to go on because, you know, I sort of felt like, felt
the same when, you know, going through my journey of making content and having your face out
there and people interacting with you in a positive way.
But in such, you know, large quantities as well, it's quite a sobering experience.
It's awesome that you can find so many people that just sort of vibe with you on that level.
And I always love that about TikTok because, you know, my perspective of TikTok was not
what it turned out to be because obviously at the beginning it was just people doing dances
and being silly, but there was, you know, I didn't realize that there was so many different
categories and people and, you know, different genres and industries that you could sort of
go into a pool of people that sort of share those same, those same passions and, you know,
with similar personalities.
So when I learned that and went through that experience that it was, yeah, it was absolutely
mind-blowing.
And it's super exciting as well because when you're around people that are like you and
you feel like you found your people, it just sort of changes your life in such a positive
way and really, you know, broadens your horizons, shall we say.
I agree.
And it's, I've said it before, but I've always been blown away of how different everybody is
and everybody is from different places in the world.
Yet we're all united with this Web3 spirit, this, this, this ideal to get along and be
supportive.
I've just never found that in any other community.
So, and, and I'm, I'm shout out to Dyrev for getting me on Twitter because you were one
of the people who really was kept messaging me and pushing me to say, Hey, the Web3 action
is over on Twitter.
Come over here.
And I was having issues with TikTok, getting content violations.
And that's, that's basically why I haven't been making as much content as I continually
was having issues.
Um, and then, you know, I had opened the TikTok shop and I was having issues with ads and I
was just like, this is a headache.
So I took a break, but, um, yeah, the community is just amazing.
I can't speak highly enough of it, but I do.
And I appreciate you having me up and I filled out the form.
So, you know, hopefully in the future we'll get something scheduled and I would, I would
love to, uh, like be prepared and like have a better spiel for you, but, um, I got to go
give my kids their food cause they're staring at me.
Yeah, no problem.
No, thank you for coming up.
So yeah, I'll be there quickly.
Yeah.
No, thank you for joining.
Yeah.
We saw the form that you filled out.
It'll be even next week or the week after where we'll get you up and you'll have time
to get the spiel ready, but thank you for joining us and we do really appreciate your
kind words.
Thank you so much.
And we do have Minnie Monster Beast in the building.
I think this might be her first space.
Um, so thank you for coming up, Minnie.
How are you?
Oh my God.
Happy birthday.
So sorry.
I couldn't figure out how to use this thing.
I was using it on the computer.
No, it's all right.
It's, it is a different, it's definitely a lot different to the, to what we used to,
especially over on TikTok.
But yeah, I think, I appreciate you joining.
I didn't realize that you, you was, you was over there trying to do it over there.
So I'm glad that you made it.
Yeah.
Thank you for having me.
Absolutely.
How could we not?
But yeah, no, super excited.
I'm glad you was able to finally work it out.
So how are you doing today?
You all good?
I'm good now.
As far as I know, I'm not going to get called into work.
And if I do, I'll tell them I'm in an interview.
Love it.
I'm so glad you've joined us over here.
It's been a long time.
We were just talking about how we all, we all loved how the positivity was and the community
was over on TikTok before we, we came over here to Twitter.
But what, what got you started in, in web three, what got you started in, in doing NFTs?
Was it, was it something you saw on TikTok or?
Well, actually I wanted to get into crypto first and we discussed it, my husband and I,
and it was kind of risky.
We were kind of scared about it.
And it might've been a couple of years ago that we started talking about it.
And then I think it was 2021, January, 2021, we started to take the plunge and we got a
little bit of crypto.
And then I thought, oh, what's this NFT thing?
I've heard about it before.
I want to learn a little bit more.
And I recently found out I have ADHD.
So there we go.
There's my first project to keep piling on stuff because I enjoy new things.
And then what happened then was I started following somebody in my personal account,
which if you guys don't know, I have a personal one that keeps separate from business so that
I don't get the two mixed up.
Sometimes I do.
And that's kind of funny too.
They see my, my NFT stuff when I didn't mean to send it to them.
But anyway, then what happened was I kind of learned a little bit, but thought, okay,
it's time for me to start moving into a different account so that I can just learn this NFT thing.
And I was, I used to love drawing when I was a kid, but it was never going to be part of
my career as I was led to believe.
And we just couldn't do that.
So I thought, well, maybe I could do a little bit on the side drawing like I used to love to do
and see if I can, uh, pull something off.
And then as I started to learn and learn from all of you guys, and this is an amazing reunion.
Thank you everyone for coming out.
This, uh, was just super awesome.
Uh, it was a whole new world.
I love challenges.
I love working at stuff and learning things.
So it was everything that I had hoped for.
And I spent most of my time working in the background, learning from you guys and, uh,
helping to support.
And as I supported, I learned too.
And I made a lot of mistakes and then I corrected myself and I stopped losing.
Well, no, I still lost a lot of crypto, but anyway, I made stupid mistakes, but I won't
do those again.
Um, then I, um, I started, I actually had ordered an iPad and it was delayed, delayed because
of COVID.
And this was only just last year.
Um, I moved into Twitter, not Twitter story, TikTok in March of last year.
So I've been a year and a half probably by now.
And I just happened to notice, just to go off topic just for a second.
And I was looking at my TikToks, my pinned one last night of my mini monster beast version
ones, which I had created a TikTok for, which said launching sooner, going to be available
soon or something like that.
And it was July 28th of 2022.
And I thought, Oh my God, that took over a year or almost a year, but longer than that
to try to get something.
Um, but in the meantime, I've been learning, learning, and I was just, I was lost at one
point because there was a lot of stuff going on.
And that's been recently when people started dropping off, I stuck on and I helped with
the supporting and the going to the discords and all that stuff.
But then, um, stuff happened, uh, mental health stuff happened in my family and I really needed
to focus on them in order to help them out.
And then in the meantime, I found out that I have ADHD and I'm in the process of being
diagnosed with that.
And I've also found out that I am, uh, it's not called a workaholic.
It's, um, it's, it's like alcoholic, but it's work, workalism or something like that.
I, anyway, I keep piling stuff on and sometimes I pile stuff on.
So I avoid certain things and not necessarily that was the reason I didn't get my stuff out
right away.
I just had too much on the go.
And then this happened all of a sudden, which put a halt to everything, all the stuff that
I was doing.
So I'm, uh, good news.
We're all getting back on track and I'm, uh, figuring out that because I was a, I was a
Gen X kid.
We were told to suck it up buttercup and we figured out how to survive without help, which
meant in order for me to survive in this world, when I was younger, I had to come up with my
own coping skills.
And one of those was organization.
And that's one of the huge things that ADHD lacks is organizational skills, unless you've
learned how to do it.
So I fooled myself and everyone else for 50 years.
Yes.
I'm 50 years old.
We're here celebrating that too.
Um, so anyway, I, uh, fooled myself for that long.
And I only just realized I was having issues when all of my focus on organization was going
My son who was having the problems.
So the, uh, yeah, coming around, trying not to make the story long, but I am, I finally
got back on track and I actually went live.
I think a month ago and I had to set a date in advance to let everybody know that it was
available.
I, uh, I was afraid that it wasn't going to work.
Um, the, every roadblock I had stopped me from getting this done over the last year.
Uh, you wouldn't even believe it.
I couldn't even write stuff down if you wouldn't, you wouldn't believe it.
But, um, watch out when you use certain programs like, um, mintables.club.
And if you happen to open with a wallet and then you pay with another one, you no longer
own that NFT project anymore, even if you've paid for everything.
So beware, you need to use the same wallet for everything.
So move that Ethereum over and deal with that first.
Um, yeah, learned lots of mistakes, learned from lots of mistakes, but the thing is, uh,
I finally got it done.
I was very, very nervous about it.
Um, I did it actually in the hotel while we were waiting for my husband's surgery the next
day.
So it was, yeah, it was about a month ago and I thought, yeah, I'm just going to sit down
and I'm going to do it.
And I, yeah.
The question is, are you wearing the pirate hat from last year's birthday live?
I couldn't find it.
I was looking for it and I couldn't find it anywhere.
But, um, but yeah, um, I have all of you guys to thank for everything that I've done
and gone through and learned and achieved.
Um, it's been an amazing ride and all signs pointed to stop.
They told me all these signs were saying, nope, you're not to go any further, but I have
a business name that's called Resolute Digital Product Design and Resolute is unwavering and
you don't quit.
So I kept living to my name and I've always been like that.
I, that's one thing I'm just so stubborn in the head that I will make something work if
there's any way around it.
Uh, I'm a, I, I, what do I, I told my son, I, I come up, I solve problems.
Um, I'm a planner and I solve problems.
So if he has anything that he's got on the go in, in his life, I will help him solve that
one way or the other.
We will get help.
Uh, my main project is the version ones, which you've seen a lot of them, but they've never
really launched officially until just a month ago.
Um, I have created some one-offs for say, um, uh, like projects or people that were doing
stuff like promotional things and my version twos, which are the babies, they are already
and they are created.
They are ready to be minted and given to everyone who buys a version one.
So anyone who goes to the Mintables Clubs, and I'll, I'll give you the link for that and
buys one, you will automatically get the version two, the baby.
And if you happen to get one or two without a mouth, let me know, because then I have another
project called We Dead and it's W-E-E and D-E-A-D dead, which I had come up with during my version
once.
And it was another one of those sidetrack things that I wanted to do all kinds of stuff at the
same time, which slowed me down in other areas, but I was just having a ball, you guys.
I loved it.
And I didn't, I didn't feel bad, but then I did.
Um, then I also have, and I really, I need your guys' advice.
It's called the Bun Bun Crew and it, uh, it's bunnies and they're drinking out of a cup with
straws or they're licking ice cream or, and now this is where I'm kind of, I'm kind of scared to
even let this one out. Um, you know, all these other NFTs that have like odd things like there,
you got the moon dicks and you got the goblins with the penis noses and stuff like that.
Whoops. Am I allowed to say stuff like that?
It doesn't matter. You say whatever you want. It's your birthday and your relaunch day. Okay.
Right. It's your birthday. It's recorded space, but you can say whatever you want.
This is golden content.
Yeah. Yeah. No, no, no. The odd time is all right. We did, we did turn these into podcasts,
but it is your birthday and it is your launch day. So, okay. I'll watch my language too.
Um, so anyways, you have all of these weird and profanity type of NFTs and get the bums,
the benninos with bums and stuff like that. That's cute though. Um, the, uh, I have the,
the bun bun crew. They win in place of the ice cream or the cop becomes an adult toy. So it looks
like they're singing into a microphone, but it's actually a vibrator. So I don't know if anyone's
interested in that or if I should even go forward with it, but they're pretty much all done. I just
have to tweak them.
Sounds like you need to pull your community.
Sounds like Jolie Valley.
And, um, I do have another one, um, called the melty friends and there's actually one there of,
um, the drippy dozen donut. And I wanted to ask him because I have his name, um, drip Lord on his,
uh, cone that is melting. And I don't know. Um, that one is not even near done. I kind of like
dropped that one because I wanted to work back on the other ones again, but I do have all kinds
and I think it's just going to be fun. And I can also, I I'm not like this main project
is the one that I want to launch, but when you see it, it's only like 0.0004 ETH. So it's like,
I think I checked tonight, it's like seven bucks USD. So it's, it's, uh, fluctuated quite a bit since I
actually launched it. Cause it was, I was going for 10 bucks and then I want to be able to give
other ones away. So anyone who is part of that community, I want to be able to give you guys
other parts of my other projects too. Like just a piece of me, just a collection. I'm not having
any special utilities or anything like that. Cause I see those are pretty much dying out.
Things are evolving and I honestly can't keep up with some of the stuff. I have learned that. Um,
it was all going good until you get into like building your metaverse and that's what you guys
are for. So I want to be able to get into that sometime. I don't want to build that. I want to
just get in there and get flying around. We'll, we'll build one for you, Minnie. I'll build one.
I got you girl. Very doable. Yeah. And not only that, I would be honored to put the word out
there to help you and your family. So you just let me know what you need out there.
Oh, well, thank you so much. So yeah, that's, that's my, that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Did you feed your babies?
I agree. So you're, you're launching a V2 now or what's, uh,
yeah, the V2 are, are the babies and they will go to anyone who has purchased a V1 and we can also
use some tonight for, um, for giveaways. The, uh, the thing is I haven't, they're all created. I
finished them like last night and I just need to mint them and I'm not going to do that. I'm going
to do it individually on OpenSea because I don't have time for all the crap anymore with stuff going
down and stuff not working and tech support that's ticking me off. And so I'm just going to do it
individually. Yeah. You've done an amazing job, uh, to be honest, because I've, I've really, I've watched
your journey as you've, you know, you've been helping people in the community and learning as
you go. And it's, it's, it's more like a blog, your TikTok as well, because you've really gone
through the motions with this and you have really persevered with it. Um, so you to really make the
effort to learn the way you have is really remarkable. And I think many, many people that
are yet to learn the industry will really enjoy watching you go through that. I mean, I know you
probably didn't enjoy some of it on the best part, but I'm sure you definitely made some mistakes
that may prevent other people from making the same ones. So, you know, maybe some, some good
will come of that, but no, I'm really glad that you've, you've, you've created your V2s and, you
know, you've integrated it into people that get involved in the V1s. I think that's amazing. And, uh,
you know, your, your TikToks really told a really cool story about you and the way you've learned
the space. So, you know, congratulations on that. And I'm sorry to you about the other side of
things, but you know, it's, it's good that you've, you've managed to get through that, all those
difficult times and still be here. So, you know, thank you so much. It's, uh, definitely
the learning experience and I love the challenge. I love setting goals and achieving them. And
sometimes that's very, very hard to do, but when I do do them, it makes me feel so much
better. And I did have one more, I don't know if JD's here or not, but I did create a monster,
mini monster beast version with arms and hands. And I don't know how, um, if, if it would be allowed,
but they have like a, and I know people draw other stuff that might be like a Marvel and DC and all
that stuff. So I don't know if, I mean, he can, he can decide or not if he wants to even do this,
but he had a promotion. Well, it was his first socks last year for the homeless. And we bought
his NFTs where you guessed if he was going to, if his wife was going to have a boy or a girl,
and then he took all that money and he went and bought socks for the homeless. And then he passed
them out and he made videos. And I thought that was absolutely awesome. So I have another project I was
working on, um, with him in mind, if he wanted to do that again, or something similar to that,
I would give him those and maybe he could run another promotion and make some, make some more
money for people. That's great. That's a great idea. I love seeing people come together and collaborate.
And there's so many good people in this space that really want to help. And yeah, that's awesome.
Yeah. Yeah. Well, I find it's very heartwarming to, you know, like you would just helping people and
what you can do is it was so simple, you know, you just come up with something and you try to get
people together and you try to build the momentum and, you know, give back. And I'm, I'm all for
giving back. I love it. Yeah, definitely. It always adds that really nice touch into, into things that,
that we were doing with Web3 because, you know, we're all just a bunch of people from the
real world trying to learn a new industry and, you know, some use something we're passionate
about to help, you know, become hopefully a career choice or at least, you know, ease some
of the burdens financially, but also be more connected with people from all over the world
share the same passions. So I think it's amazing.
Yeah, exactly. Exactly. And I, I love the online part of this whole thing because people come
to the table with so much knowledge from different areas. I mean, look at Myra, she's learning or
learned, um, fricking Python and she was like pumping it out. And I'm like, holy man, everybody,
all this knowledge, everybody can draw from other people and they're all over the world. If we could,
if we were just in a room or in a classroom, say for example, you wouldn't have as much diversity.
And here is just, it's amazing.
I was just thinking, I, I, I actually met a couple of people in the space that are really great, but
they've been diagnosed recently with cancer and I have an uncle that relapsed as well. And it was
just on my mind. And I was like, you know, I want to do like a little gift basket. So I, I reached out,
I made a tweet and I got a great feedback, great response. I had some people donate some merch. I
had people send me ETH for shipping. I had people donate products and like herbal teas and all kinds
of good stuff. So we're going to send little boxes of little gift boxes to everyone on my list,
which is just an amazing thing. I know I just, it was just an idea that popped up and, and it was
just well-received by the community. It was so, I was just so heartwarming to see that. And yeah,
and it actually, it actually worked out pretty well.
Well, Tricky, you are just a really genuine person, you know, we love you.
I'm, I'm, I'm actually setting precedent. You know, if everyone just follows along,
I think it'll be great.
So I put, I actually am doing another raffle. I put it down there on the comments.
Um, we're doing a raffle for a DeFi space donkey and a plushie. And then, um, anything above and
beyond what goes there is also going to just be thrown into the, um, the gift boxes as well.
Um, and if you do want to make a specific donation to the gift boxes, just let me know. Um, there'll
be stuff. I'm, I'm putting them together this week and they'll probably be sent out by the end of
this next week. So, and then, uh, I don't know, we'll probably do it again. I've met a lot more
people that are suffering from cancer and stuff. So we might expand this and try to do this like
every month or two, um, with like a larger list, but yeah, just pointing that out there. It's great
when we can all come together and help each other out. So, and thank, thank you everyone for being
here. You know, let's go ahead and just retweet the space. We're going to be here for a little bit
longer. So now's a good time to get down there, uh, tag a friend, retweet the space. If you've
already done it, just undo it and do it again. Put that at the top of your timeline. So people
know where you're at and yeah, we'll continue this conversation. I'm so glad you came to join
us though. It's been a long time since we've been over at Tik TOK. I still go to Tik TOK every once
in a while and post a video. Um, but they, they really do stifle the web three content. So I talked
a little bit about the dragon juice tea and that actually got like 2600 views, but everything else
is just web three related. It's, it belongs over here on Twitter for sure. They will not push any
web three content. I could have a video that had over one K views talking about a purse or fashion.
And then I would say something about blockchain technology and it would be 80 views. It just did
not change. They are suppressing web three content. They do not want a decentralized web.
Yeah. Straight up.
Yeah. We are doing a lot of this on, on web two platforms as well. You know, so, you know,
Mike from NetBuilders has been saying for quite a long time that we need to start, you know,
integrating over into more web three platforms like lens and stuff like that, where we'll never
have this problem and we'll slowly be able to bring more and more people over with us. And, you know,
as we go on these platforms as well and be some of the first, as more and more people come,
you know, that might be something that really helps us on a growth aspect as well. And, but,
you know, tricky. It's amazing that as well in regards of, you know, the good deeds that people do
in their, in their community. And it's a shame to hear stories like people getting, you know,
illnesses and some terminal and, and as well for you, Minnie as well, I'm really sorry. I actually
don't think I've ever heard your name. So if you do, if you don't mind people say, you don't mind
people knowing your name, I'd love to know what it is, but it's not. Yeah. Yeah. It's Nicole.
Nicole. Oh no, that's a really nice name as well. Yeah. Well, Nicole, you're not the first person
like this, this week that we've found out as someone who is suffering with, well, maybe not
so much suffering, but being diagnosed with ADHD. Um, and to be honest, we, we see that as like,
they can like to put it as a superpower, you know, something that can really work in your favor,
especially if you know how to utilize it. Actually it is because, um, there are so many
things that someone with ADHD can do that others cannot, and they may not even realize it yet until
they start to learn about this diagnosis. Um, my son, for example, he wanted to be a chemist
and he was obsessed with chemistry. Well, not obsessed, but he was, his passion was chemistry.
And he got to university. He learned that not sleeping and being in a dorm room and not eating
properly and not being able to concentrate because of this, um, this ADHD, uh, he failed his entire
first year. Uh, however, when he was home, he was getting honors and we couldn't figure it out,
but it was because we weren't there to give him a routine to make sure he ate, to make sure he slept
and all this stuff. So anybody who has children who may be showing signs of, and they could be
brilliant kids with honors of distinction and everything in school. Um, make sure you get them
checked out before they go off to university, because then there was depression, talk of suicide,
anxiety. And we also found out he's dyslexic. So this was found out late in the game and then he's
no longer under our roof and we couldn't monitor him and see how he was doing and be there for him.
He was a ways away. We can't go visit him all the time because he's hours away. Just make sure that
you are checking in to see if there are anything, anything at all that you may not find normal. Um,
they don't have to be jumping around all the time. They could be, uh, an awesome student. They could
come home, they could just crash for so many hours and then not be able to get started in homework
until say almost midnight and then be up most of the night and then go and carry on a day and do
sports and everything that also may be ADHD. Cause I've seen that in many now. I've also been listening
to, um, audio books and, uh, 2.0 ADHD 2.0 and another one. I'm just listening to it in the car
and it is like, Oh my God, that's my kid. Oh my God, that's me. But a lot of people who are diagnosed
and you don't always have to go on medications. If you can get your life sorted out, you may be
a genius in hiding. Like you may have stuff that you can do that no one else can do that you don't
even know about yet. You, you may be a genius with ADD and people may not notice you have ADD
cause you're functional. Exactly. And you could go through your entire life and then realize at 35,
you've got ADD. Um, and you just had compensated it well enough that nobody really cared. Um,
yes, but if you had figured that out earlier, you could have been way more productive. Who knows how
much, how much more you could accomplish or how much smarter you would actually be if it was all
managed. Um, my, meet myself and my wife, um, both high achieving, um, high IQ when you would never
think we had ADD, but, um, with medication, we're extremely functional. So, so yeah, get tested.
You never know. I mean, lots of smart kids out there who have just a little bit of ADD and,
but just that knowing a little bit of techniques or mild amount of medication can really
accelerate your productivity for sure. Oh gosh. Yes. There's like doctors and lawyers and everybody
like, and they're all coming forward and telling their stories and I'm just blown away. And they're
actually being able to function and work on people or in a lab, a chemistry lab and working
on things. So if they can figure it out, there is hope.
See your hand up there, Wolf Bunks. Congrats on the win.
Thank you. Uh, I was just going to say, God, I was falling asleep. Um, I was listening to what
you were saying and I agree a hundred percent. Um, I have, uh, not anymore because I have maintaining,
but I have severe anxiety, debilitating anxiety, um, and bipolar. And I take medication for both,
but, uh, medication is like you said, a small amount of medication, but also one of the things
that, and my dad got me into this. Okay. And I, and I thought it was completely wacky. I went to
hypnotism for my anxiety and it actually helped me more than the medication did. I was able to get
off benzos, which are very bad. So I don't take a Xanax or like that anymore. You know what I'm saying?
And I still take a medication for my anxiety, but it is in, it is helped 1000 times because what it
does, you know, people think of hypnotism, like, Oh, quack like a duck or, you know, right. No,
what it does is it teaches you how to talk to your subconscious. So when you start to get anxious,
you can say, calm down. This is going to be okay. You know, and just educating yourself and knowing
what anxiety is because the first time I had it, I thought I was having a heart attack and ended up
in the hospital. So, you know, yes, I, and, and I also, I think people need to not be afraid or
embarrassed to get medication. And that's what I said before you came into this space. I said,
that's what I love about web three is, um, mental illnesses is, is, um, is very, um,
I don't want to say celebrated, but it's not looked down upon, you know, you don't feel less
of a person and that, and having a doctor, like my, my doctor that I have, you know, like he told
me, he said, he said, you're thinking of it wrong. He said, you think of it, that you're broken and
that you needed something to fix you. He said, you need to think about it. Just like if somebody's
diabetic, they have to take insulin, right? This is just a part of an imbalance that you have and
that you can correct. And, you know, I'm very creative. I, and, you know, like, uh, I even,
if anybody looks up in them, Megatron, I made, uh, my dog now has a plus, so he's one of us.
Uh, but, you know, but yeah, like I, I love supporting the community. Um, I love to hear you
talk about, um, your NFTs. I can hear the passion and just what you want to do. And I think that's
great. So, you know, um, I really appreciate you coming on and speaking and I'm glad you're
part of the community.
Wow. That sounds amazing.
And I just wanted to say congratulations again to WolfPunks. He DM'd his address to my backup
account and he was the only one who did it. So he won.
All right. Congratulations. Yeah. We've got some, uh, force at the top as well that, uh, people
should interact with if, uh, they want to enter for some, uh, um, Nicole's giveaway from
mini monsters. One of them will be the space and who's retweeted. That'll be one of the
things that's factored in. And then another one, it says enter a free space giveaway, but
what we'll do is we'll keep that running for a little bit. So what we'll do is give the
space five or 10 minutes to interact with those. And then we'll, we'll break the space
up a little bit, do some giveaways. And then we can hopefully send some wallet addresses
to mini and then we'll carry on as normal and maybe do some more later on. If that's
all right with you, Nicole.
Sure. Do whatever you would like. I'm, I'm here for the ride.
But yeah, no, I appreciate you guys talking as well. So, um, you know, about such personal
topics and these things affect more people than we'll probably ever know. You know, some
people may never speak about it personally, but hearing it will bring comfort. And some
people are learning that they have these things and it's really important that we can,
we can speak about these sorts of topics the way that we do. And I just love how you
guys have a, an ability to sort of integrate it into your passion and make it something
to be celebrated. You know, like many people might find out that they've got something
like that and it might be a, you know, life ruining to them, but to sort of look at it as
a superpower will literally make it just that because it, you know, I do believe perspective
is everything. And to have that perspective and have that, you know, ethos within the community
that we can just speak freely about these things without the fear of being judged.
I just think as in so massive congratulations to everyone for that.
Yeah. I mean, it's funny to tell you guys that with no problem. And I have people in real
life that don't know that, you know, because I feel like they are more judgmental. Um, but
you know, this space, um, between community of communities and then some of the other projects
that I'm in, uh, that I'm involved in like, um, invisible enemies, you know, cause they
support, um, veterans. So that's why as part of my project, we are going to try to make,
um, get with some trainers and get service dogs for veterans that don't qualify because
I, and I think because I have a mental illness and because I struggled through things and, you
know, when I was younger, self-medicating and, you know, like she was talking about working,
like, you know, to cure my anxiety, I used to go and work like a hundred miles an hour
to keep up with it, you know? So, uh, it's, it's a hundred percent using it for the right
reason, turn it into a superpower, turn it into a positive. Don't be afraid to share it with
people because there's people out here that, and this is the worst thing that you can be
is to be out here and to have a problem and not be diagnosed when you can get diagnosed
and it can completely change your life. Uh, I can promise everybody in this room would
have not liked me the way that I used to be. And I know that because I didn't like me the
way that I used to be. Yeah, it's a good point and, and, and well said, and I think
the perspective of it really makes a difference because just as a little example, you know,
you guys have shared a bit, so I might as well touch on that myself. I suffered with, um,
chronic anxiety my whole life as well. And I was always trying to change that about myself.
I saw it as a weakness and, you know, the, I've got to show massive love to everyone on the
community community team for this because, you know, where I was thinking, you know, this affects
me in certain ways and I've really got to change that about myself. And they were just
like, no, you've got to not change yourself at all. And it was more about, you know,
changing my perspective of it and understanding the qualities that came with it rather than
the negatives that I thought that it had, you know, in regards of just being a hypersensitive
person, you know, being more in touch with the emotional side of things and, you know,
just, just being of the nature that I am. And it really brought strength to me and helped
me see it differently. And, you know, I'm able to function in many different,
high pressure environments, you know, working long hours, having five children, let me reiterate
having five children because it's, but yeah, so no, and you guys doing what you do, the
way you do it just really help people be able to, you know, enjoy the things that you'd think
that you wouldn't be able to. And the fact that this is all integrated in and around the
web free industry is just awesome because, you know, community is such a big part of this
industry, which I think the way that the world is and the amount of divides there are out
there, I think, you know, having something that is growing as rapidly as it is, where
the, you know, the core factor of it is about collaboration and bringing people together
and communities together is just really exciting because, you know, I think the world needs
that. So yeah, I'm really excited about where the NFT community driven industry is going.
Yeah. Cause have you ever noticed when you get some like projects and they're like,
Oh, I can't retweet your, I can't retweet. We only tweet our stuff on our Twitter. And
I'm like, what? Like to me, if I saw a community and the only thing they had on there was tweets
about themselves, then I would say this project's not for me. And that's why I retreat, I retweet
everybody's stuff. When I get into the room, the first thing I do, so I don't forget, I
go to the corner, I retweet, I like comment, you know, because the community have, and you
do that for people. And then, you know, when you're first starting out, it's hard to find
followers and everything. So, you know, I really think that we can, if we can onboard people
into the community communities, right. We can almost jumpstart their experience, uh, without
having to go through these, like, you know, you put out a post and it gets one like or
something, you know what I mean? And I think it's, uh, it's really great that, you know,
that you put this together and the thought process of, you know, us all thinking of different
things to do. And, you know, and my favorite thing, I say it time and time again, my favorite
thing is when I'm, I'm in a space and it's like maybe some weird space that I, like I'd
said, uh, light coin ordinals, right. I'm in that space and I'm like, I'm the only one
here. And then I look down and there's a plus and I'm like, Hey, what's up? You know? And
it just warms your heart and it makes you feel like, Hey, I'm not alone here.
Oh, that is awesome. Yeah. Brandon, I agree with you, dude. Um, I've had a few projects
that have earned well for me, but they won't share shit with other projects or they won't
retweet and pump other projects. Like they literally won't collab nobody. Um, and I was
like, all right, well that's a big red flag for me. And I didn't push their project really
much to anybody after that point because they're not non-reciprocating non love giving
people. They just only want to bring people into their community. So I was like, no, that's
not, that's not my place, man. I don't, I don't party with people like that. I'll earn
from you still and hold, but I'm not going to push and seeing that plus definitely does
make a difference. Um, I try not to retweet everybody's stuff because I don't want to
retweet some bullshit project, you know, that could be a rub, but, uh, I do a little
bit of research and they, they're good people. And if they do have the plus, it definitely
makes me a little bit more warm and fuzzy inside knowing that I'm retweeting something
good. Yeah. I'll tell you the other thing too, is, um, people, you know, like they won't
retweet something. I'm like, some of these projects are not even competition to you. They're
not even on the same chain as you. So how is that going to hurt you? You know, and how
many people in here own multiple projects on multiple different chains for multiple
different reasons. And if I retweet, you know, space donkeys, or if I repeat, uh, I
repeat, uh, zombies or, you know, whatever. I don't think that that means, Hey, don't look
at my project, go look at somebody else's. I think it means, Hey, you know what? I know
you like my project and you might want to look at this cause you might like it. You know,
I like it. They're cool people. And, you know, that could actually save somebody from ending
up in a rug project because maybe they, you know, they, they don't see a project getting
retweeted and then they look at it and they're not communicating with anybody. And maybe they
say, you know what, that's a little red flag, you know, like you just said. So that's,
it can also end up being just like, uh, um, them being very grateful to, let's say if it
was WolfPunks, like you directed them to like, you know, just by retweeting and saying, Hey
guys, go follow these people. And they might not even be, uh, into your project or my project,
but they might be into that project that you share. And then they become grateful for you
showing them the door to that place. And then they might circle back around and show you some
love. Yeah, exactly. And that's why I, like I said, I think the community of communities is so
great. And, and, you know, a lot of the web three communities are, are great. You know, uh, like I
said, Aura has been there helping me out. They're great. Um, you know, founders Alliance with, uh,
Simba, he's great, you know, but at the same time, we need to be pushing these good communities
because we all know that there is a lot of piranhas out there.
So I'm a little late to the space. Can, um, someone fill me in about the mini monster beast?
Cause I see that that's what we're here to kind of help push them a little bit. They got a relaunch
today. Yeah. Minis, Minis got a relaunch and I was just going to say, everyone get down there
and follow Minnie right now. You know, she's new on Twitter. We need to blow up her account.
Um, I'm already on it. I'm late to Twitter.
I'm usually on just Tik TOK and these days, uh, still on discord too.
You want to share a post with your discord, get people in your discord?
Yeah, go ahead. I'll join. I'll come check it out.
Yeah. I was going to say if you could do a few tweets, uh, Nicole, if you want to do one
about, uh, your open sea so people can get access to where they can mint your mini beasts
and then, um, more about your discord and any other socials. Yeah. My little one agrees
with that as well. Sorry. Always multitasking. This little one just recently found his voice.
So, uh, he likes to use it and, uh, I work away, um, a lot of the time as well. So when
I'm back, he's like, I'm not sleeping, I'm staying awake. Cause if I go to sleep, I'm
going to wake up.
Of course. All right. What do you want me to do first? And I'm going to have to do part
of this on the computer because last time I touched my phone to retweet something, I
lost you guys totally.
Yeah, no, don't worry. We'll wait for you to come back. This is all about you tonight.
So, and also, so tonight's your birthday as well, right?
Well, it's this month. So I decided to do it at the end of the month.
Cause it's the middle of the month. So last year we were doing it like on the 12th, I
think. Yeah. Okay. Let me see here if I can find my, uh, I also, just to go back, I had
a question, someone, uh, the superpower question. Does anybody else have the superpower where
you're watching a show or a movie, but you're doing something else and you do not lose any
Q's at all with the show. You, if you're, if there's, you're supposed to laugh, you're
going to laugh at the right time. You are so into both of the things that you're doing
that your mind is in places.
100%. I can, I can actually.
It's a superpower guys.
Yeah. When my, when my mind is functioning proper, I actually feel better being in two
or three spaces at once. Yeah. To be honest. I get ching on say Saturday night. That's
my night to sit down and just chill. And we could be watching a movie and I'm just right
into sketch and enjoying my time. And then listening to the movie or something on the
TV. And all of a sudden I'll burst out laughing the same time as my husband will, because I
am there. As long as I can see the characters at first, when we're first watching it, I don't
have to see them again. My mind is in the show. So it's, it's amazing how you can do
that.
What shows are you watching?
Oh, good Lord. Whatever's on. Uh, we download Netflix and go to the cottage. So we have binge
watching there on like Saturday night. Um, right now we, we need mindless shows at supper
time in case we have to get up and do stuff, but shameless is absolutely crazy. And now I,
I kind of like some of the characters. So my son got me into that one and it took him
a long time.
Have you ever seen Pinky Blinders?
Oh yeah. Oh yeah. We watched that break to death.
Yeah. You know, they're making a movie, right?
Are they really?
Yeah. Or they're in talks with it. So we'll see, you know, sometimes they say they're going
to, and then it never comes to fruition, but yeah.
All right. Some of y'all are probably laughing at me, but I saw a YouTube trailer the other
day that just made me smile. Like ear to ear. Futurama is coming back with new episodes on
Hulu. I'm like, Oh yeah. Like I love Futurama. I remember watching Futurama as a kid and like
not many of my friends were into it. I'm like, what is wrong with you people? Like this shit's
funny. Same with Family Guy when it first came out. But then after they kind of like rebooted and
then it was like a nostalgia thing and everybody and their brother was cool with it, then those
friends became, you know, familiarized and they're like, Oh, this is funny. Like, yeah,
I told you guys that like five years ago.
Yeah. They're coming late to the game.
I love Bob's Burgers.
That's one I never got all the way into. I think it's just the artwork.
Dude, I love it. I could not get enough of it.
Yeah. My son's watching one with a horse on it right now.
Oh, Bojack Horseman.
That's it. Is that it?
I love it.
It's amazing.
One of the weirdest animated shows that I was like, wow, this is like, this is just great.
Called Mr. Pickles.
It's like a, you know what I'm talking about?
It's a dog.
You definitely should.
It's crazy.
It's like a demonic, satanic, worshiping family.
What was it?
Like a retriever or a collie or something, but it's a dog.
It's like a collie.
Yeah.
And nobody knows that he's like evil except for the grandpa.
I swear he's got like a layer of slaves,
he's like satanic slaves underneath our backyard and everybody just thinks it's the good family dog.
Oh, shit.
All right.
Another really strange one is.
Mr. Tyler speaking of space.
Come on.
Yeah.
Not very often I get out in the day,
but I just finished my work for the day and I couldn't leave without first just shouting out everyone here.
Always great to get together.
You know, this is my circle of friends.
So I appreciate every one of you here, especially Nicole.
Nicole, you were sort of one of the very first people on TikTok that kind of, you know,
just showed interest in what I was doing with the content that I was putting out, you know,
and just the, it was a new experience for me and very uncomfortable experience for me to put myself on camera.
And so I just want to say thank you because, you know,
without your interaction and your curiosity into what I was doing,
I would not be here right now.
I would not have met a lot of people I met and I appreciate you a lot.
And congratulations.
Thank you so much.
And I absolutely loved your art and I still do.
It just blows my mind.
I am so glad that I got to quote unquote meet you in the Web3 because, well,
every single one of you has played a huge part in my life.
Even if I haven't met you,
you've played a huge part because you have supported this and you have kept it going.
And to that, it's just, it's an amazing family.
The plus sign I wish would have come a lot sooner.
But it's a brilliant idea.
Absolutely brilliant.
And I'm glad that I stuck around to see it because so many people were dropping off and giving up.
But Tyler, you've been there since the beginning.
And I just, I love everything that you stand for.
And if you had tears, I had tears.
It was just very heartfelt.
And you're an amazing person.
Well, thank you so much.
Thank you very much.
I appreciate that.
Yeah, you guys are incredible.
And it's been such an amazing journey.
And, you know, we really appreciate that you all speak so highly of, you know, the plus and the community and each other.
Because that's what makes this mean so much is it's not just, it's not just art.
It's not just NFTs.
There's so much more to this that, I know I say this all the time, but people would never really truly understand the value of this unless it was a part of it.
And it's amazing just how different everybody is of different walks of life, different ages, different countries, you know, different careers, different skill sets, you know, different styles.
It's so amazing for so many people with so many, you know, possibilities for Divide to come together and just celebrate everything about each other.
You know, it's made this one of, it's made this the biggest life-changing thing that's ever happened to me personally.
It's been such an honour to play a part in it and just be around you guys and meet you all.
And to see so many people stick together and you were right, you were right, Nicole, you know, many people were dropping off and it was a huge shame.
And, you know, there was things that took shots at the energy of the community and, you know, there were a few, you know, bad incidents.
And we've managed to overcome so many things and that's just in the Web3 space.
Just, you know, the things that you guys have all been through and you personalise at the same time, still even now, and to still be here, is this absolutely the most remarkable thing of all.
And you should all be so proud of yourselves to represent yourselves and each other the way that you have is something that all of our children will never really ever get the chance to understand.
They'll just see it in our work years from now.
Oh, and I wanted to say something so bad and I just, I can't remember.
There we go, ADHD.
I'll definitely agree with the Rev, life-changing, the use of that word.
Good God.
Like, yeah, 2023 was life-changing for me meeting everyone, not just here in the community, but just on Kronos and Web3 in general.
Yeah, but I definitely have increased the quality of people that I'm finding in Web3 and community is the most recent.
And you guys got to hold the standard.
Don't let me go find an even cooler group of people, okay?
Like, keep your coolness, please.
Well, we held on and I think we're all resolute, actually, because we were not wavering.
We kept going.
We did not stop.
We kept building.
We kept building families and communities and we kept supporting people.
And I think that is an absolute major thing that Web3 has done for all of us and created so many new things, too.
I mean, Ascensions has, like, their, now I can't think of words, is, like, the comic book and the owl dudes.
You always see owl dudes come up and they're always sending out stuff and it's like, there they are!
You know, you're expecting them.
It's just, it, this, I, I can't even talk.
Yeah, but I know exactly what you're getting at and you're absolutely right.
And it's always been that vibe in this community as well.
And, you know, for example, like, you, Christopher, when you came into the community, it was like you were never not here.
You just, you just fit in so well.
And even if you didn't fit in, you would have been a part of the community regardless.
But I think you know what I mean.
And, yeah, and it's like with you, Mini, every single season you sent me NFTs to do giveaways, same with owl dudes.
And I don't want to make this about me, but the amount of kindness that's been shown to me and support is, I've never expected it.
And it was so full on in the best possible way that it was just absolutely mind-blowing to know that there were so many amazing people all over the world just willing to just show kindness and go out of the way to just express that to complete strangers in the hope to add some value and, you know, good vibes and good energy to other people's lives.
And, you know, I want this to matter to everybody.
Like, I have got five children.
I know I keep saying, but I have to keep saying because I lose count.
But the positive impact you've had on to me, you've had on to them as well.
And, you know, they get to see a better version of me thanks to the good things that you guys do.
So, you know, it actually does make a difference.
And I'm living proof of that.
I just wanted to make that known.
And, yeah, so I felt really bad actually, Nicole.
I'm glad I can actually speak to you about it because you always sent me NFTs for every season.
And I had so much going on, I always forgot to hand them out.
I'm really sorry.
So, for next year, we are so ready for every single season.
Thanks, Nicole.
I'll have to create some more, too.
Yeah, well, this time I'll be more organized than giving them out.
So, yeah.
Thank you for giving us those NFTs.
I still have all the NFTs that people have given to me over the last two years to give out.
I've either given the ones that I've given out or the ones that they haven't are still sat there in the same wall that everyone can go and check that.
Still ready to be given out.
But we've just been so busy on growing the community of communities.
And, you know, a massive shout-out to the team, as I always do, for, honestly, literally seven days a week.
You know, people are on holiday.
People are ill.
People are going through serious illness.
People have got genuine big things going on in their life.
And they're showing up every single day to work so hard to try and keep this moving and really help people growing.
And I just wanted people to know that as much as we're really trying to do our part to help everyone else, the more that everyone else helps us, the more we can continue to help everyone else.
Because the more people that know about who we are and what we're doing, the more impactful we can be, you know.
And we're so confident in sort of promoting the community of communities is because we're not promoting one person or one thing.
We're promoting everyone.
And that's why the plus is so powerful is that it's amazing to see people add it and be proud of it and, you know, and wear it, you know, and just represent it in such a positive light.
And it just really means a lot.
So, you know, we really appreciate the fact that you guys do that.
It means everything.
Oh, shout-out to Ashley, who just added that.
I see that plus right in front of Ashley's name now.
Let's go.
Yeah, thank you, Alicia.
I was about to say, we love you, too.
Yeah, Alicia, not Ashley.
I'm sorry.
I feel like getting names wrong is my thing.
Right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I see the first three letters and just feel my brain autofills, right?
Yeah, no, that's Alicia.
Yeah, this has been a great little space.
I absolutely love how we've built this community and just this vibe.
You know, we've got a lot of people who came over from TikTok, but we've got the same vibe over here.
And we're, yeah, it's growing like wildfire, you know?
This is just amazing.
Seeing how the community pulled together for Hangry Animals and got him voted in on his post, that was just an amazing pull together.
Ascension's just had a mint where they minted out in 10 minutes.
Wow.
Amazing, amazing to see that.
2,222 supply just disappear in 10 minutes.
I wanted more.
I wanted more.
It's just amazing.
There's just so many things coming to fruition right now.
And this collaboration book project is going to be a huge opportunity for everyone who's involved.
I mean, it's basically like $14,000 worth of advertising for like 150 Matic.
It's absolutely insane because we've got collaborations with Crypto Magazine.
We've got a publisher that's working on the book who's been publishing books for 20 years.
Shout out to Hangry Animals.
MetaBuilders expediting and working hard in the backgrounds.
I mean, it's just a solid community and seeing the collaborations and just everyone here is, they're good people.
You know, make sure you're following everyone here in this space.
This is the place to be.
Yeah, well said, bro.
Couldn't have said it any better myself, you know.
Welcome, Sprouts, as well.
Sprouts, I noticed that you came up on the stage, my friend.
How are you doing?
Thank you for joining and welcome.
I'm lovely, my friend.
Good to be here.
I just figured I'd pop in because I saw that you messaged me wondering if I could visit because you said you mentioned you had something for me.
So I'm not just here to obviously collect and dip out.
I'm on a 15-minute break at work.
I figured I'd just come visit and see what's going on.
Hello, Sprouts.
Yeah, no, sure.
Thank you for joining us in your break.
You know, that is amazing.
And, yeah, on the note of the collaboration NFT book that we're currently building at the moment, you know, we have sold some pages which we're super excited about because, like Tricky said, this is us trying to do everything in our power to try and help people get the exposure that, you know, your guys' projects truly deserve.
And with using some of the funds to build our website, the team wanted to basically help you with your community, with, you know, the current situation you've had with your wallet and the things that, you know, you've been really going through some stuff as well to try and keep your community together and your project growing.
And they wanted to use some of those to basically buy you a page in the book.
So that's a gift from the team.
And just to, you know, showcase that this isn't about us just profiting and making money.
We genuinely want to bring communities together and help each other.
So, yeah, that is what the surprise was.
So I'm glad that you was able to join so we could do that now.
I'm excited, my man.
That sounds lovely.
I really appreciate the generosity.
I've always been a supporter.
I still rocked the plus in my bio.
Like, you can see it.
It's after my name.
Word.
Okay.
So now we have to talk about how we're going to implement the comic book and stuff into your book.
Okay.
Yeah, exciting times ahead.
And, you know, we're super excited.
And, you know, we've been working so hard in the background with it.
And there's just so many factors involved with it.
But I'll just talk a little bit about it now while it's on that topic.
So if anyone doesn't know, we've got a collaborative project that we're working on in partnership with MetaBuilders where we're creating an NFT book.
We're hoping to get 100 projects so that we can have 100 projects, NFT characters playing a part in a story that we're writing for a multitude of reasons.
You know, we want to put this together for the collaboration side to really showcase the power of Web3 and to showcase the community of communities.
You know, a multitude of communities coming together to work on one project that showcases everybody.
So you imagine 100 projects all working together to showcase a book, which will be a physical book, by the way, that can be purchased on Amazon and a digital book that you can obviously purchase as an NFT.
Which I, for sure, am going to be looking for a wholesale amount of those when I get to go out and do farmer's markets finally.
Oh, that is epic.
And again, keep us posted on stuff like that because we'll obviously heavily support that the best way we possibly can.
Yeah, I think it is time that we need to start pushing forward as a community.
As far as resource-wise, we really need to come together and make some serious plans because we're falling behind in the market.
People with the money to go do it are making moves and they're also burning bridges.
So if we don't keep pace somehow through community building, right, and I'm not just talking about building a community.
I mean, genuinely, each person working as hard as they can, everybody pointed towards the same goal, right, which is to get something done.
And we've been talking for a year, honestly.
All of these projects have been just doing a whole lot of talking for a year straight, and it's time to make some moves now.
But I'll leave you with that.
I've got to go back in.
Much love.
I really appreciate being here.
And I'll see if I can hold the space later.
I'm going to be up late.
I don't get out of work until 9 o'clock at night Eastern.
Bro, I've got to say that I love what he just said at the end there.
Like, you don't hear many people on Twitter space just being as transparent like that.
Like, yeah, there's a lot of people just talking, and it's true.
There's a lot of talk out there, and not a lot of people going out and providing results and solutions for their holders.
Absolutely.
Which is hard, and I appreciate you respecting the transparency.
I operate that way on purpose, man.
You know, why would I, a broke 26-year-old, go out of my way to say some shit about, oh, I'll make sure you guys get extra stuff and money and return on investment when it's not possible tangibly, right?
We need to be realistic.
If people were to give money towards a project, hopefully that project is able to go out and do some events and make some more money, right?
But we'll see what happens.
Who knows?
Yeah, and absolutely.
And this has been the mission of the community communities from the beginning, which, you know, a lot of you guys have seen over the past couple of years.
And the whole purpose of it is to sort of bring everyone to one place and point to one thing, because we are up against VC-funded projects and people with money.
But when you look at the skill sets that we have and the power of people coming together and, you know, the different environments that we're all from and the abilities that we all share and the way that, you know, the way that we've already been trading skill sets because we didn't have the funds to purchase these things.
We have people building websites and smart contracts and social medias and, you know, everyone turn up to each other's events and just building each other up.
And that is the way to go.
And that's what this project is literally to represent.
It's to really showcase exactly what that stands for.
And we want this to really showcase just how effective this can be.
And we've got lots of things in place to make this work.
You know, we're fortunate enough to have great connection with Crypto Magazine.
They support us entirely.
You know, they rock the plus two.
They see the value in what we do.
And, you know, we're going to be putting the NFT book into the Crypto Magazine, which is now in 23 countries globally, which is just absolutely outstanding.
They've just added.
And that's huge, dude.
23 countries, he said.
It's not towns.
It's not villages.
It's not counties.
It's countries.
23 countries that this book is going to be published in.
If that's not alpha enough for you guys, I don't know what is.
I think there'll be a lot more, too.
I think that Crypto Magazine is just getting started.
Yeah, no, we are super excited.
You know, and we're going to be doing a series of 10 bucks.
This is the first one.
We've tried to make the barrier to entry as low as possible.
We do have to put some price on it so that we can, obviously, afford to be able to put this together to, you know, contribute towards paying the people to do the tasks that need to be done.
I'm sure everyone understands that.
And, you know, we've got so many big plans.
There's more than just a book that's going to come from this.
And this specific NFT is specifically for founders.
Then once the 100 pages are sold, then we will create the NFT book that the world can then get involved with and your communities can get involved with.
And then we'll have the physical book as well, which obviously people can purchase and, you know, have that physical copy and do so many cool things with.
And, you know, we're in the process of putting the story together.
We obviously have an idea of how the story is going to flow.
So the best way to look at it is that your NFC character is going to play a role in our story.
We don't want to give away too much just yet, but we do want everyone to support it as much as possible.
And, you know, the coming together of many communities is so, so powerful.
And this will truly represent that.
And we're looking forward to the first book really showcasing how the other nine books are going to go.
And it's only going to get bigger and better.
And the more people that come together to showcase this one thing that represents everybody, you know, the more people that will get involved and the bigger the reach.
So we're super excited about it.
You know, there's many other cool factors about the project, which we'll speak about another time.
I don't want to take this whole space over about that, but I just wanted to touch on that.
So if anyone does want to get involved, there's a pinned tweet at the top that's got our website.
You can, you know, get all the information you need.
You can obviously ask anyone with a plus.
Z, you've got your hand up, my friend.
Can you hear me, Z?
Oh, sorry, man.
Hello, how are you doing, brother?
Good, man. I pressed it by mistake. Sorry.
No, it's all right.
Well, welcome to the stage, nonetheless.
And while we've got you on the mic, I just want to also say a massive thank you to you.
You know, you've been putting a lot of effort in.
I mean, I know the whole team have, but it's always nice to be able to, you know, give that appreciation.
You know, people only saw the effort that went on behind the scenes and the amount of hours that goes into this.
You know, but we're super fortunate as well because, you know, where we're putting our efforts and our skill sets, it's around the right people that genuinely do appreciate.
And that's what motivates us every single day to do what we do.
And, you know, that's the beauty of community and the power of passion.
So, yeah, I wanted to quickly do one of the giveaways now, if that's all right.
I was trying to use a Twitter picker, but it wasn't working.
So, I was going to pick someone and just hope that you guys trust me from the first tweet that we was going to do a giveaway on.
I just picked a number at random and wrote it down and it was number nine.
So, I'm just going to find out which person that is and then I'll say who the first winner is.
Let's all wait while RIV counts to nine.
Ooh.
Yeah, let's go.
Well, the winner of the first giveaway from Nicole's Mini Beast Monsters is Tyler McNair.
So, congratulations to Tyler McNair.
I don't know if he's still here, but...
So, he'll get a baby.
Oh, that is so exciting.
No, that's wicked.
Yeah, no, congratulations to Tyler.
I'll reach out to him if he's not in the room with us right this second.
But, yeah, so I was going to ask anyway, Nicole.
So, you know, the last few months, you know, you've been really going through some stuff and managing it amazingly well, I must add.
And, you know, the fact that you persevered.
You know, how do you feel about, you know, your project now that you've learned all the things you've learned?
You know, because you did talk about the amount of mistakes that you went through and, you know, the journey you've been through.
Do you feel much more competent now?
Are you excited to be able to, you know, use what you've learned?
Oh, definitely.
I want to keep going.
I'm just not sure how much more I can do because of how things are evolving.
And what we used to know isn't really as popular anymore.
So, I don't know if I have the time to continue to evolve with everybody.
But I would love to continue to go with what I know now because I've learned all this stuff.
And I'm like, I'm ready to go.
I've got so many more projects in my mind.
But I just don't know at what capacity.
Yeah, we're not going to leave you behind.
Come on now.
Well, you know, I was going to say, if the project – oh, by the way, if you see the – can you see what I posted in that little window?
So, I did the Discord and I did the link.
Can anybody see that or did I do it wrong?
Let me take a look for you now.
Yeah, you've posted – I think you've posted them in the community's team chat, which is cool.
Okay, that's cool.
All right, because I have no idea what I'm doing.
But if this – okay, go back to what I was going to say.
So, my projects are usually based on numbers from songs or from bands.
So, that was my little spin on things.
I have 999 version 1 mini monster beasts.
And that is because that is Juice WRLD's number.
It is total opposite of 666.
It is 999.
You persevere.
You are happy.
Everything's positive.
Look up at the world.
So, that is the 999.
And I have other projects that are other amounts.
I just don't know whether I should use the inappropriate project.
And if I did, my question to you is, if I was to buy a couple spaces in your NFT book,
would you allow the inappropriate ones as being characters?
Okay, no comment.
I'll take that as a no.
I wanted to hear a comment.
I was waiting.
Yeah, sorry about that.
I was just dropping your Discord in the chat below so that I could pin it at the top,
but my mic was muted and I couldn't come to the screen.
Yeah, let's do the same.
Let's do this.
Let's do this.
Repeat the question.
If I had NFTs that had dildos as microphones, would you use them in your NFT book?
Not so much in the book.
We do want it to be child-friendly.
Oh, because children are going to do it.
Right.
That was a joke.
That was a total joke.
We definitely go with the monsters that we know.
But if you don't ask, it would fit in that book that you want to put your dildo mics in.
Maybe you need to have an adult-only version one day, Rev.
Maybe we'll have to have an 18 plus for definite and hope people understand what that plus means
in comparison to our plus.
But anyway, I've just pinned the...
The XXX book.
Yeah.
That could be fun to draw.
Yeah, so I have pinned MiniBeastsNFT Discord at the top so people can join that.
Also, she's surpassed 100 followers on Twitter as well, which I just thought was a really cool little achievement.
Holy crap!
Yeah, you've surpassed 100 now.
There's no stopping you.
So if you could just also copy and paste your OpenSea link as well.
But when you copy it, on the space screen, you can see now at the bottom right is a little chat bubble
with the number 14 next to it.
If you click on that, you can drop a comment in there, and that's the chat section below the space
so that if you post it in there, people can go and take a look at your OpenSea through that.
Okay.
I don't know if I'm seeing what you're telling me.
I'll figure it out.
Yeah, even if you just drop the link in the same place where you drop the Discord
and I can put it in the right place.
Oh, I can put it right in the same place, and that would be my OpenSea?
Yeah, if you want to drop your OpenSea in there, I can put it in the chat section.
So if anyone wants to take a look at your project or buy any NFTs, they can do that.
Okay.
I do have a different OpenSea for this project, and there's nothing in there except for the
one I purchased because everything's at Mintables.club.
Minnie, do you have a Slink or a Linktree?
I do have a Linktree.
That might be helpful.
So I would build up your bio and put your Linktree in there.
Also, you should make a good pinned tweet, something with a photo, a call to action, and a link to
your Discord or to your project.
Or even better, get rid of Linktree and use Slink.
It's way better.
You might make a dream right while I said chicken.
Yep, Slink's good.
You've got more spaces available for a Slink.
I think a lot of people already created a Linktree, unfortunately, right?
Yeah.
I only discovered Slink after I paid the premium for Linktree, and then I found out about Slink,
and I realized how much better it was, and I was like, no.
But I made the jump across.
I was lucky if, thanks to Bacon, I was put on to the founder of Slink, who just so happens
to be a really great guy who lives near where Bacon lives, so he hooked me up.
Yeah.
Yeah, we've gone party, didn't that?
It's a good time.
I use BioLink.
You ever heard of that?
It's good, and it's promised to always be free.
Oh, wow, because I can't get to my Linktree right now.
Yeah.
That must not be working.
Yeah, no, that's all right.
Is it in your Discord by any chance?
Yeah, that's where I...
No, let me see.
Hold on.
I've got lots of stuff on the go here.
Lots of tabs open.
All right, hold on.
Is it your mini Monster Beast OpenSea?
Is that the link we're going for?
Well, the project is actually in the mintables.club, so you would find that.
It's in that link that I posted.
All right, okay, brilliant.
And then there's the Linktree and the OpenSea link in there, and the Twitter link is in there.
Yeah, no, I've seen that.
Yeah, so if you go to, yes, if anyone wants access to any of that, you can just basically join Mini's Discord, and then go to official links, and then all the links you need are right in there, including the OpenSea.
Thank you for telling me where it was.
Yeah, no, it's all right.
Been around for a while.
I'm getting mad around it.
Yeah, forgot I had official links.
No, but yeah, so super excited.
I mean, have you got any more plans and ideas with your project?
Is there anything specific you want to do with it?
You know, are you looking to do any comics or cartoons or games yourself?
Well, I do have the one that I was working on with the arms and the hands, and they're holding, like, say, one hand has a lightsaber and the other one has a TIE fighter.
Or, yeah, I don't think it's, yeah, it's not an X-Wing, it's a TIE fighter.
And then one is holding the Joker, and one is holding Harley Quinn.
So it's, that's the one that I was going to give to JD if he wanted to do some kind of a promotion to raise money for homeless or anybody who might need money.
Uh, I was playing with that one.
I got quite a few of them created.
I just need to mint them.
And I do have other ones on the go.
I actually do a lot of the smudge art, and you guys might have seen that, where I take a picture and I just put all the colors in, and then I use the finger smudge option.
And I recreate the artwork of, like, usually people.
And right now, if you saw my last TikTok of what I was working on, actually, I stitched yours, because it said, show me what you're working on, stitch this.
Yeah, I did say that, yeah.
Yeah, and I was working on Modern Warfare 2 with the COD, Call of Duty.
So I really like that one.
I almost have that one done.
And I may actually give that one of one away if you want to pick somebody else on here, and I will send it to them once I have it completed.
That's what I mean.
I love that one.
Oh, that is epic.
Yeah, no, yeah, I'd love to.
I'll have a sink, and then I'll pick somebody.
Okay.
And I can also do, like, a, what do they call that, a wheel of names kind of thing, and I can record it and post it, and everyone in here will have a chance at winning some more minis, some babies.
Oh, wicked.
That's brilliant.
Yeah, because I was trying to use the Twitter picker earlier, but it won't work for me at the moment.
Oh, shoot.
Yeah.
Well, how many people do we have here?
We have, excluding me, 20.
We got 20?
Okay, because I have a wheel of names ready.
I did.
Yes, I do.
And I have 30 on here, so I'll just get rid of some.
Do you want me to pick a number?
Yeah, you can do it however you want to.
It's totally up to you.
However you want to do it, that'd be awesome.
Okay.
And then what do we do?
We just pick whatever number out of 20 that lands on, and then you count them on the screen?
Yeah, well, I'll tell you what we'll do.
From the top left to bottom right, we'll be 1 to 20.
Okay, she's spinning.
Number seven.
I've got number seven came up.
No, Bagel.
Congratulations.
There we go.
Bagel wins.
Nice.
Okay, let me do another one.
Yes, let's go.
I love giving away stuff.
This makes me happy.
Yeah, I love it.
Thank you for doing it.
No problem.
I have number 20.
Number 20 is...
Is K-O-H.
Sorry.
I don't know how to say that, but yeah.
Crypto.
K-O-H.
Crypto.
Let me see if I can find them on the list here.
Part of the names are gone.
I've got a pepper next to it.
A pepper.
Like a little jalapeno or some kind of...
Oh, there you are.
Okay, yeah.
Crypto.
K-O-H.
Hot pepper.
I wonder what that stands for.
Are they even here?
Like here, here?
Yeah, they're here.
Yeah.
Okay.
All right.
Let's try again.
All right.
We have number...
Ooh, 16.
Ooh.
That is one lab.
Let's go.
Congratulations.
One lab?
One lab.
Okay.
I'm just writing this down.
All right, Alan.
How many more do you want me to do?
That's totally up to you.
You can do as many as you like.
And if they're not following you, they don't win.
Okay.
Hey, there you go.
All right.
Spin it again.
Oh, K-O-H stands for kindness of humanity.
Oh, nice.
He's one of the best.
One of the meta builders.
Nice.
Nice.
Oh, awesome.
Okay, we get a number five.
Number five.
That's Z3.
Let's go.
Go on, Z.
Congratulations.
Okay.
Yeah, no, that's a non-profit organization as well.
Massive shout out to you.
That's amazing.
Oh, very awesome.
Hey, did you guys ever hear of NFT plates, where you buy their NFTs and they go out and
get food and they make it up and then give it out to the homeless?
Yes, I have.
I actually reached out to them to get on a space.
I need to reach back out because when I reached out to them originally, they were like, oh,
yeah, no, definitely.
We'd love to.
But then I said that, yeah, we've just got a form that you need to fill out.
And I think you must have misinterpreted what that meant because they were like, what?
You said I could go on a night and tell me I've got to fill out paperwork.
And you go, I think you've got to be upset about it.
But all it is, is that it doesn't matter even if we know them personally, we always ask people
to fill the form out just because we always like to do our due diligence so that we can
make sure that we tell everyone that to our best of our ability, we did our due diligence
on every single project that we feature.
Obviously, everyone always does their own research, but we always want to be able to say
that we do ours too.
I actually bought five NFTs from a guy named Rice Count Legacy.
And he's, I can't remember what country he's in, but he makes rice and drives around on
his bike and hands it out to homeless people.
Oh, wow.
That's awesome.
Yeah.
I'm going to spin again.
Ticking down number eight.
Well, I think that's you.
Yeah, that's you.
Congratulations.
Who was it?
You.
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, I'm going to remove that number.
Just a second.
Spinning again.
I can hear it spinning.
Can you?
Yeah.
Oh, awesome.
Okay.
So we got 18.
Oh, 18.
I'll turn it up a little bit more.
You know what you can do with that one, don't you?
And he's here.
And who is that for?
I think that's JD.
No, it's JD.
It's Trey, sorry.
It's Trey?
Yeah, it's Trey.
Trey.
Go on, Trey.
Congratulations.
Yay, Trey.
He's an amazing supporter, that one right there.
Yeah, Trey.
Trey is an absolute legend.
And he works so hard.
And he's one of the team members as well for the community communities.
And we're so fortunate to have him on board.
He's just such a genuine person.
And he's offered so much support every day.
Always.
Normally, he's one of the first people to jump on stuffy posts on social media as well.
He's always on it.
And he's always winning NFTs.
And I mean awesome NFTs, too.
He's always in my space, too.
He's always.
I see him everywhere.
He's awesome.
Yeah, it's definitely amazing.
We've got.
Oh, here we go.
I guess I hadn't hit it.
Twelve.
Doglins.
Christian Abbott.
Let's go.
Congratulations, Christian.
Awesome.
All right.
How about just a couple more?
Yeah, okay.
A couple more.
Let's do it.
Awesome.
Okay, here we go.
Number 11.
Oh, yeah.
Hey, that's the web-free champagne.
That's Rhi.
Congratulations, Rhi.
Awesome.
Okay.
One more.
Here we go.
Number six.
Number six.
Number six.
That is.
Christopher.
Yeah, that's Christopher and Honeybird.
Congratulations, brother.
Christopher.
I had it in my gut.
I knew it.
I knew it was going to be.
You know why I was envisioning the wheel spin as the Price is Right wheel the last couple
of times.
I was thinking you were over there spinning that big-ass thing.
Falling underneath the wheel.
Yeah.
Well, good spin.
Thank you for that.
Looking forward to it.
It was awesome.
Thanks for coming.
Thanks, everybody.
I was just writing everyone's names down as you were spinning it, just so we could make
sure we remember everyone.
Oh, thank you so much.
I wrote them down, too, but I might not have spelt them right.
Yeah, no, it's all good.
So, do you want people to do it?
Would you like people to send you their wallet, or do you want to reach out to them?
Please send me your wallet whenever you get a chance, and I will mint the baby and send
her on over, or him, I guess.
In what wallet am I sending you, Miss?
There is actually a channel in my Discord.
I created it on my phone.
I hope it worked.
Birthday Launch.
So, in the Birthday Launch channel, in the Discord, you can put your wallet in there.
Okay, great.
Where do I find your Discord?
Is there a pinned tweet up at the top?
Yeah, yeah, I've pinned it up.
Just a general hint, when you're doing giveaways on Twitter, it's really easy for people to
make fake accounts, so it's always good to DM the winner from your account when they
win, and then announce it.
Typically, that's the best, that's the safest way to go about it, because, I mean, this
is a recorded space, too.
Who knows who's going to create a fake account and try to ask for something, but, yeah.
So, I just learned something.
Yeah, but what a compliment that would be for someone to go through all that effort to get
one of your NFTs.
They will.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, we actually had that when Zee actually won a Lacoste NFT, which I think was worth
around $100, and he decided to pay it forward because he was already a holder, and it was
like a two-week giveaway.
And then, once someone won it, someone actually did create a fake account, and thanks to his
due diligence, he was able to spot that.
Which, when I first looked at it, I didn't spot it, and it was only because he looked
further into it and made sure that they were the right person.
It turned out that they actually wasn't, and he was able to give the NFC to the right
person, so.
Holy cow.
It definitely happens.
So, you're well said, Tricky.
I bring this up like almost every other space, because it really, really does happen a lot
more than you'd think, and it's a lot easier than you'd think, too.
Yeah, we got hit up for like six of these Kronos kids, which at the time were valued at 50 bucks
a piece, and I think me and a few of the team members went and swiped them off of TofuNFT.com
for like about half price, but they still, they made 300 cro, you know, about 20 bucks or
so off of each of our NFTs, and we had to buy them back from them, you know, so.
Oh, my goodness.
No bueno.
That sucks.
You know, but thank you so much, Nicole, for doing those giveaways.
I really appreciate it, and yeah, congratulations to all the winners as well.
That's absolutely amazing.
Yes, and also anybody who does go and purchase one of the Mini Monster Beast version ones,
which, by the way, are only about $7 US right now because of the cost of ETH, I will send
you a baby as well.
So, even if you win one tonight, I'll send you another one.
Oh, that is amazing.
Let's go.
Did I hear a BOGO deal?
Is that what's happening?
That's basically what that is.
And if anybody does get a Mini Monster without a mouse, let me know because I will send a
We Dead to them, which is a totally other project that I really, I want to get out there.
So, I might use them just for special giveaways or something.
Yeah, no, that's amazing.
And yeah, and let us know as well, Nicole, later down the line or after the space, if
you're interested in getting involved with the NFT book because your Mini Monsters would
be ideal for, you know, because we're trying to make the book sort of enjoyable for the
younger generations as well because we want to hopefully, you know, take this, a lot of
the things that we do to schools because, for example, Mike Smart from MetaBuilders has
written some books with his daughters about teaching children how to grow their own food
and things of that nature, which I just think is absolutely awesome.
I say, well, dude, guess what?
You're one of the reasons that I wanted to launch now so that I could try to get a couple
of those pages.
It's like 150 Matic, right?
Yeah, that's right.
Okay, I have 16 Matic right now.
That's it.
So I'm trying.
Well, I'll be minting one of your NFTs and if that's going to go towards helping you getting
into the book, then I'm very happy to mint one of your NFTs just for that sake right there.
But more utility on top of that is always appreciated.
I always give back.
Whenever I have something or I've created something, I'm always giving back.
So if you read my little bio in the Mintables.club, it says I will try to support everyone,
especially ones that supported me and I tend to always give back.
Yeah, I can definitely vouch for that.
You always give back tenfold as well.
You know, you've been amazing at that.
And anyone that does join the Discord, which I hope everyone does, check out our TikToks
as well because you'll see you're in action.
You'll see you go through a journey.
Honestly, I absolutely love it.
You can see that you love making the videos as well.
You know, you're better at it than I am.
You've definitely got the next correct.
I joined your Discord, and I went to mint, but gas is kind of high right now.
So I will mint.
I'm just waiting for gas to die down.
Oh, you know what?
I never even thought about stupid gas.
Yeah, gas is about ten bucks right now.
So I'll just wait till later.
I usually stay up all night anyway, so I will mint one later.
But I definitely will be supporting you, and I did join your Discord.
Yeah, man.
I hope primetime tonight is low gases, man.
Like, that's what I'll stay up to.
Yeah, definitely.
And, yeah, we'll definitely be minting some as well, no doubt, in the hopes to help you
as well contribute towards getting the page in the book because that would be amazing.
Yes, thank you.
And this was the only time I've done an ETH project.
Everything else has always been Polygon.
So my next ones will be Polygon.
ETH costs me way too much, especially with errors and mistakes.
So I'm going back to the Matic, baby.
By the way, I want to put this out there.
Any Polygon projects here that are friends with me, I'm looking to do, like, probably like
a space someday here coming up.
A friend project of mine and I were talking today, and he's like, man, I don't really
know that many Polygon projects, so I know a place where there's some Polygon people
and they're good people.
So you all know him as the food truck NFTs.
We just launched, like, a Polygon food truck NFTs, like, the same business, but just on
the different chains so that we can say hello to some Polygon people and bring them in.
Yeah, that's awesome.
Did he fill, I think he filled the format, didn't he?
Did he?
I hope he did.
Yeah, I'm sure that he did.
So, yeah, in the next week or two, we'll be looking to feature them, definitely.
So I'll be sorting that out over the week, this weekend, who the guests are for next
week.
If you want to touch base with us a little bit tomorrow, we are doing a walking space
tomorrow.
I've pinned that at the top as well, so if anyone wouldn't mind just going through the
pinned tweets, because obviously we've got the Discord, we've got our website as well,
which we definitely hope you guys check that out, because a lot of time and energy went
into that, and we're going to be building that out as well.
And if anybody else has websites and you want to link the websites too and have, you know,
our website and yours and yours and ours, reach out about that as well, because we want to
obviously strengthen everyone's websites.
But, yeah, we'll definitely be...
I'm sure I've seen the form that he filled in, so if he has done that, the next week
or two, we'll definitely be featuring him.
But we're doing a walking space tomorrow, so that space, anyone could come up and talk
for a bit, because we really love walking spaces.
I have a question.
I have a partner project spot on my page, on my webpage, and I've got all my...
like, just a picture of my partners on there.
Is it okay if I put community or communities on there?
Absolutely.
It would be an honor for...
Yeah.
Okay.
I just always like to ask first.
I've never had anybody say no, but you know what I'm saying.
You just...
Yeah, sure.
No, thank you.
Yeah.
That really makes...
Honestly, that really means a lot.
It means the world to us, because that really does help us in many ways.
You know, the more people that see us doing what we're doing, the more support we can
provide doing that.
So, no, that would be an honor.
Thank you so much.
Well, and the good thing, too, is if you look at my partner projects, they're actual
real people.
It's not just a list of, you know, like, big projects.
Like, I actually have my three rescues listed on there, too.
So, because they are part of my project, you know.
So, community is definitely a big part of it, too.
So, I would love to be able to put you on there.
Yeah, no, thank you, man.
That would be an honor, honestly.
If you could see the smile on my face right now.
So, Christian just said, before I forget, sorry, well, Christian just said his internet
keeps dipping out, but he said he's really happy that he won one of the monsters.
And you also said, as well, Minnie, that I could pick one person to give the Call of
Duty NFT you're making to, as well.
Is that what you said?
Yes, yes.
Yeah, brilliant.
Well, I'd like to give that to Miss Evie.
I don't even know if I've ever heard of her winning NFT.
She's been supporting us.
She's on our team, as well.
And the last, you know, six weeks of her life have probably been the most chaotic I've
ever heard of anyone's life in the history of me knowing people.
And she's still been, you know, showing up and showing the support the best she possibly
can.
So, yeah, we absolutely love Evie.
And she means a lot to us.
And, you know, we absolutely admire the strength that she's had to endeavor to go through the
thing.
So, yeah, I'd like to pick Evie to win that.
And thank you for giving me the opportunity to do that.
Amazing.
It's a good pick.
Good pick, Rev.
Yeah.
Thank you, sir.
Very good.
So, yeah.
No, that is amazing.
And, yeah, we'll have to come to a close shortly because we do try and keep these spaces for
two hours.
We also turn most of our spaces into podcasts as well.
And we upload them onto the Meta Builders YouTube, which is just Meta-Builders.
So, keep an eye out for that.
So, if the space does get put up there and you want to check out and listen back to it,
you can.
You can also check out a lot of our other spaces.
Yeah.
Massive shout out to Meta Builders.
It's a full, for anyone that doesn't know, it's a fully Web3 ecosystem.
They provide all Web3 services.
Literally anything you can imagine in Web3, from smart contracts to digital art.
They're an army of developers.
They've got artists, people from all skill sets.
So, basically a community of communities, but for people that have got, you know, very
honed in skills and they support us.
And the CEO is Mike Smart, he's on our team as well, and he's done so many amazing things
for us.
And, yeah, absolutely admire what they do.
So, massive love to them for that as well.
And they also did the website as well, which is amazing because I think they did a great
job of that.
Yeah, I was about to ask you, did they do the website?
Because I'm going to be looking for some help building website.
So, it'd be cool to work with them.
Yeah, definitely.
No, that's awesome.
Yeah, no, Nicole, I'm super excited for you for, you know, and congratulations on your
relaunch and your first launch.
And I'm glad that you've got to, you know, get a taste of Twitter and getting involved
in the spaces.
I'm sorry, I was late coming to the show.
No, it's all right.
Our timing is different here, and I wasn't quite ready to come on either.
Yeah, no, I don't.
We got it all going anyway, and everyone was chatting, and you know how it is.
Everyone was happy to see each other.
So, yeah, I don't know if you went live somewhere else thinking we was doing it on a different
platform.
But we managed to get you here anyway, which is the main thing.
No, no, I didn't, but I had the iPad ready in case I was going to be live on TikTok and
on the Twitter, but I didn't bother on the iPad.
But I just wanted to really say I appreciate everything you and your crew have done and
keeping everyone together, keeping the support going, even in times that were very tough.
I know everyone is going through stuff at different times.
And as long as we stay together and keep supporting one another, we're going to get
through all of this, and we're going to keep learning and keep growing.
And our community is going to be known worldwide, not just 23 countries.
It's going to be known worldwide.
Anyone who can get access to books, internets, you know, anything, magazines, they're going
to know.
And they're going to want to be a part of this because I love all of you guys.
You've played a huge part in my life and I'm, I'm going to keep going.
I don't care.
And I'm going to do it for fun.
Yeah.
And I'm so beautifully put.
And yeah, well said.
I'm so proud of you.
You know, you've, you've been through a lot and you're still here and you've, you went
through the, all the painful process, procedures of learning and you've done a great job of
And, you know, we really appreciate you and thank you for saying that, you know, it does, it
does really, really mean a lot and we're super, you know, and when you were talking
about not knowing, you know, what you can do next to, you know, keep up with the things
that are going forward, that is the beauty of what the community community is and what
we're trying to do, you know, because we're looking at getting involved with games and
cartoons and some of the people within the ecosystem are already doing that and we're
connected with that.
So, there's many opportunities for you to collaborate with people that will, you know,
put your NFTs into stuff like cartoons and games.
So, you're definitely in the right place at the right time.
So, there is a lot more that you will be able to do with your projects with more utility than
you ever realized.
Oh, that's awesome.
Yeah.
Exciting.
Honestly, there's so many big things that we've got going on and there's so many amazing
people within this community that are so, you know, eager to share that and enjoy that
with the projects that support and, you know, we as a community, communities appreciate all
the support that you give us and, you know, giving us your time and being here, it really
does mean a lot.
I'm glad everyone showed up so they could hear me talk about everything.
Yeah, absolutely.
So, yeah, no, thank you, Nicole, for your time and for doing all the giveaways and, you
know, we look forward to seeing a lot more of you.
So, we do this every Friday and Saturday at the same time.
Tricky also does spaces every Monday and every Wednesday as well.
Wow.
So, you know, and we also do the mental health space every Thursday, yes.
So, is it every Thursday?
Tuesday?
Every Tuesday, sorry.
Yeah.
It's been a long couple of weeks.
It's busy.
Yeah, every Tuesday and we do that in the Telegram and Evie has been keeping that going because
she's amazing and, yeah, so I'm glad that she's also managed to win a giveaway as well,
which I really appreciate that it's a one-of-one as well, which is even more exciting.
Yeah.
Yeah.
On that note, we always leave with the same song that we enter with.
I know you missed that song, but you'll get to hear it now, Nicole.
So, yeah, so thank you for tonight and thank you, everyone.
You know, we really appreciate you coming here and being a part of this.
It's exciting and let's keep building and growing and networking and showing the world
what we're really made of.
Yeah, thank you, everybody.
I will play out to good old Tracy Chapman.
Thanks for stopping by, everyone.
Bye, everyone.
Don't you know, we're talking about a revolution to sound.
Don't you know, we're talking about a revolution to sound.
Don't you know, we're talking about a revolution to sound.
Don't you know, we're talking about a revolution to sound.
Don't you know, we're talking about a revolution to sound.
Don't you know, we're talking about a revolution.
Oh, I said you better run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run.
Just finally the tables are starting to turn, talking about the revolution.
Just finally the tables are starting to turn, talking about the revolution.
Oh, no, talk about the revolution while they're standing in the world's red line.
Crying at the doors of the zombies of the revolution.
Wasting time in the univore of the lines.
Sitting around waiting for after motion.
Don't you know, talking about the revolution.
And finally the tables are starting to turn, talking about the revolution.
And finally the tables are starting to turn, talking about the revolution.
Talking about the revolution.
Talking about the revolution.
Talking about the revolution.
as always guys thank you much for joining tonight and always remember that if you've
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